Production Shot List
Production: A Day in London Director: Keira Young Date: 14/11/2024
| No. | Type of shot | Description | Location | Cast |
| 1 | Shot size: Medium long Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Person is waking up and looking outside their window | My bedroom | NA |
| 2 | Shot size: Close up Framing position: POV Camera level: High angle | Getting ready for day | My bedroom | NA |
| 3 | Shot size: Medium long Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Leaving apartment building | Apartment entrance/exit | NA |
| 4 | Shot size: Medium long shot Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Walking to the tube station | Elephant and Castle | NA |
| 5 | Shot size: Close up Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Looking at tube map, deciding which one to take | Tube station (Elephant & Castle) | NA |
| 6 | Shot size: Mid shot Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Tube arriving/getting on | Tube platform (Elephant & Castle) | NA |
| 7 | Shot size: Medium long shot Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Getting out from the underground | Tube exit (Oxford Circus) | NA |
| 8 | Shot size: Medium long shot Framing position: POV Camera level: Eye level | Person made it to their destination | Regent Street | NA |
My series of photographs act as an insight into a day in the life of someone exploring London. I wanted to show the mundane sides of daily life like learning how to take the tube and finding your way, as well as the simple act of getting ready and walking down the street. I took all my shots vertically and in the size 16:9 as I wanted the pictures (and future video that will be made in E2) in the style of an Instagram reel/Tiktok video as I’m interested in social media content creation and want to further develop my skills in that field. I decided to not include a character in the actual photographs and to take the photos from the point of view/through the characters eyes as I felt that people would relate to it more and be immersed into the story rather than just watching someone act in it.