1 - Long shot of figure digging a hole, camera pans round and zooms in towards the figure.
2 - Medium shot of figure digging a hole, not close enough for extreme detail, but not too far away to see what he is doing. (Will be lit up with flaming torch giving cool shadows on his face)
3 - Production Company Logos - Long Road, Point Pedro etc. (Dog barks whilst this is on screen)
4 - Cuts to digger looking round, shocked. Seems scared/terrified.
5 - Camera pans round to show flickering lights in distance - digger stars to panic
6 - Cuts to close/medium shot of people running towards him with swords and flaming torches.
7 - Shows digger shoveling dirt back into hole and patting down soil as quickly as he can
8 - Medium shot of digger running away, towards the camera.
9 - Camera pans round as he does, a few seconds later, the people chasing him runs past, too.
UNTIL HERE IT IS DARK
10 - Fades to black - "X years later" in big white lettering.
IS NOW DAY
11 - Close up of spade of something
12 - Camera pans up to show a group of people digging.
13 - General look around, tools and boxes of labeled stuff suggests archaeologists.
14 - One of the archaeologists hits something hard - loud clunk noise
15 - Everyone rushes over to him as he gets a brush and starts brushing away loose dirt.
16 - Shot from below the soil, looking up at people brushing loose soil from above it.
17 - Shot above soil again, looking at archaeologists pulling stuff out of the hole
18 - Open container
THIS BIT MAY NOT BE IN FINAL VERSION
19 - Remove a piece of parchment like material
20 - Close up of letter
21 - Well old, hard to read, one of the archaeologists vaguely translates it - basically says what they have found and why it was hidden.
22 - Put letter in bag and put in tray
THIS IS IN FINAL VERSION
23 - Everyone leans forwards to see what is in chest
24 - Camera pans from looking up on the floor, around the container and goes to show you what has been hidden.
25 - Cuts before you are shown - This entices the viewer to watch and see what has been found
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
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