Shooting script (1)

The order that the footage will be taken

1. Preparation footage: These shots will be taken inside so I will begin my shooting here. I will show the walker preparing for the walk.
  - Taking the coat of the rack, and putting it back again.
  - Putting on her boots.
  - Walking out the back door with the dog circling her feet, excited for the walk.
2. Scene setting shot: Once outside I will take establish the scene is taken place in the country. Shots of fields and branches swaying in the breeze will be the opening shot. There is an abandoned cottage near where I will be shooting so that will be included also.

3. Walking towards the garage to get the lead.

4. Close up shot of opening the garage door with a key and closing the door.

5. Close up shot of taking the lead from the rack.

6. Wide shot of both walker and dog walking towards the camera.

7.  Wide shot of both walker and dog walking away from the camera down the lane.

8. Shot of the walker letting the dog off the lead and a few close ups of the dog sniffing around the ground.

9. Shots of the dog walking/running away from the camera.

10. Shoot a few more establishing shots of the lane and rural surroundings. Establish the walk is taken place in the lane.

11. Shoot a few shots of the river (the river is at the end of the lane). This could be an interesting backdrop for a title screen.

12. While at the river shot some footage of the dog looking into the river.

13. We will start walking back up the lane again. At this point the dog will be put back on the lead.

14. Shots of the dog and the walker walking back up the lane, away from the camera. These shots will be taken at the start of the lane.

15. Back at the house; the lead is taken off the dog and is given a bowl of water.