Schedule of shots

To make sure we do not miss any shots when we come to film the thriller opening we decided to construct a schedule of shots. Below is that schedule:

1. First person point of view shot of feet walking to the car
2. Credit sequence shot (Distant Relationship productions) (diegetic sound of footsteps)
3. First person point of view shot of hand opening door handle
4. Credit sequence (Reminiscent films) (diegetic sound of car opening)
5. Over the shoulder shot of detective while he is in the car, include reflection of rear view mirror to build tension
6. Close up on the detective on the phone reporting on pursuit
7. Credit sequence (Jack Willson)
8. Over the shoulder shot of detective removing daughter's old toy from dashboard 
9. Over the shoulder shot of criminal walking past front of car. Detective reporting in on phone 
10. Credit sequence (Michael Pearce)
11. High angled, over the shoulder shot of detective looking at document of criminal. (triggers flashback)
12. First person view point of detective looking at daughter (daughter speaking)
13. Close up on detectives face (looking confused and sad)
14. (Back to present) low angled shot out side mirror of criminal walking away
15. low angled shot on car bonnet of detective pursuing the criminal
16. (While on pursuit) Shot of mother and her child walking on the other side of the road, (cues second flashback) 
17. Credit Sequence (Becky Wilson) (voice over of detective daughter)
18. Side angled shot of detective talking to daughter (detective lowers to one knee)
19. low angled over the shoulder shot from detectives point of view talking to daughter
20. point of view shot of daughter walking away (saying she's fine)
21. long shot of detective running round the corner 
22. over the shoulder shot of detective looking out into open space where criminal is no where to be seen
23. establishing shot of open space
24. close up of detective on the phone, reporting that he has lost the criminal
25. Title shot (voice over of detective on going)