Shot 1 - This shot shows the audience the production companies name and logo, which is normally shown at the beginning of most films both long and short, to let the audience know who is producing the film.
Shot 2 - This shot introduces the location to the audience as well as who our film is associated with which is useful if the audience need to know this.
Shot 3 - This shot portrays the main character to the audience because of the type of shot that we have shot, as it is a close up shot it shows the audience who the main character is due to the fact that all that focus is on him.
Shot 4 - This shot shows to the audience of the title 'Fleeting'. Normally most films have the title at the beginning of their film to again introduce the title to the audience, and we have also decided to do this.
Shot 5 - This shot introduces the audience to Carol, as she walks into the shot and joins Jonathan on the bench.
Shot 6 - In this shot, we see a close up of the apple of which plays an interesting part in our film. I feel this is an interesting shot because it was quite hard to catch this shot when the apple falls on the floor, which is why I had to get down low to catch the shot.
Shot 7 - This shot shows Jonathan taking a picture of the apple and it leaves the audience thinking to themselves of why he is taking a picture, I feel that this is good though because it leaves the audiences asking themselves the question and makes them want to watch on.
Shot 8 - We can see from this shot that it introduces the young child to the audience, it shows the awkwardness between both Jonathan and the child due to their body positions. We were aware as a group that this image can also show a sign of paedophilia.
Shot 9 - This next shot shows Jonathan taking a picture of a toy car which the boy had left behind, this shot also makes the audience think about the question of why is he doing this.
Shot 10 - This next shot shows Jonathan and a teenager sitting on the bench, it shows to the audience how their is tension between them due to their body language.
Shot 11 - We can clearly see from this shot, that it is set in a new location of which we have used an establishing shot on part of the back of Jonathan's body and the wall in front of him. We used additional lighting in this shot to give extra effect.
Shot 12 - From this shot, we can see that the location has been moved back outside and has introduced the art student to the audience. It is an angled shot over the Art student as Jonathan is speaking in this screen grab.
Shot 13 - As we can see from this shot, we can see that Jonathan is leaving the scene and the camera is beginning to rise, this is effective as it shows Jonathan leaving the shot as well as the unique image of the sky.
Shot 14 - This shot shows the audience that the location has clearly moved back inside,
