Production Company
1 – Universal Pictures
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Production Company
2 – Blumhouse Productions
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Production Company
3 – Platinum Dunes
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SHOT
NUMBER
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SHOT
TYPE
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SUBJECT/DESCRIPTION
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1
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ES
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The front of the house.
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2
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ELS
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The empty road.
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3
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ELS
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The empty road with the car starting to
drive down it.
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4
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LS
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The car getting closer.
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Dialogue – “I
think we’re lost”
Dialogue – “yeah
maybe we should stop”
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5
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MLS
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Car stopping and breaking down.
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Dialogue – “Oh no!”
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6
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MS
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Of the windscreen, and the two girls in
the car.
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7
|
TS (from behind)
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The girls speaking and panicking, as they
are ‘lost’.
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8
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CU
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One of the girl’s hands reaching out to
open the car door.
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9
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LS
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Both of the girls getting out of the car.
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10
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MS
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The girls opening the bonnet of the car
(smoke coming out).
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Dialogue – “I
don’t know how were going to get out of this”
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11
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MCU
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Of the girl(s) facial expression looking
worried.
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12
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ELS/LF
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Of the girls standing by the car looking
vulnerable.
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13
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MLS
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The girls running towards a house.
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Dialogue – “Lets
ask for help”
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14
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OTSS
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Knocking on the door.
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15
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MLS
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Man half opens the door peeking through.
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16
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OTSS
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Man staring at the girls (dialogue).
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Dialogue – “we’ve
broken down, could you help us?”
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17
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OTSS
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Girls replying to the man (dialogue).
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18
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MLS
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Man opens the door fully and lets the
girls in his house.
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Tagline – “HE’LL
INVITE YOU IN TO PLAY”
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19
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MS
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Man takes the girls into the kitchen.
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20
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MCU
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Girls sitting at table.
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21
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MLS
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Man preparing the girl’s drinks
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22
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CU
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Man putting a drug into the drinks.
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23
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MLS
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Man bringing over the drinks to the girls.
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Tagline – “BUT
YOU’LL NEVER LEAVE”
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24
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ECU
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Girl’s eyes waking up in the shed.
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24
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CU
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Girl’s faces confused and worried.
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25
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MLS
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Of the girls surroundings.
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26
|
LS
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The girls tied up.
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27
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LS
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The man entering the shed.
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28
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OTSS
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The man looking at the girls in the shed.
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29
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WEV
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The man’s feet whilst walking into the
shed.
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30
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MCU
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The man saying “morning girls”.
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31
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MS
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The girls screaming and trying to untie
themselves.
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32
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CU
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The man drawing markings on the girls
face’s
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33
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CU
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Of the pictures of the girls with markings
on.
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34
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CU
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Of some dolls (pan).
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35
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MS
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Girls trying to escape out of the back
gates.
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36
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ES
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Girls running through a field.
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Name of Film -
DOLLHOUSE
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Billing / Credits
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Social Media Links
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Release Date –
SUMMER 2019
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--> The main image of the poster is of 3 of the main protagonists. --> The protagonists are seen through the use of a medium shot, to make the audience feel closer with the characters. --> Dull/dark use of colours. --> Low level lighting. --> Some use of red to perhaps represent blood or violence within the film. --> Dark background to allow focus on the image and the writing on the poster. --> Name of the film (san serif, biggest wiring, most bold, indication of genre) located on the side of the poster. --> Credits in small writing located at the very top. --> Release date. --> Website name. --> Tagline - gives away some of the storyline.
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