Shot List

Establishing Shot

High angle to create the effect of being watched

The Canted/POV makes it seem as if Svetlana was peering around the sign


A potential Two Shot for Svetlana and Ed to appear together

The long shot will show Ed approaching


The Mid Shot will serve mostly in shot reverse shot to make it seem like the characters are talking

The Close up will be for Svetlana to focus in on his neck

Wide shot to show the character stretch

The Over the Shoulder for when when Ed looks at a fainted Svtetlana

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