shot list

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We have a six scene movie and these are the main shots for those. 

The Lost

Scene 1: Insert shot of clothes on the rocks and vertical tilt of missing posters
Scene 2: High angle shot of the waves crashing against the sand
Scene 3: Long shot of Rachel and Shane walking down the beach from behind
Scene 4: Close-up of Rachel and Shane talking
Scene 5: Over the shoulder of Rachel looking at the missing poster sign
Scene 6: Long shot of Rachel walking into the water with a pan out looking around the water

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