shot list

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1)Establishing shot of Marlow(Location 1) to a long shot of a white ford focus coming so fast.
2)Medium shot of a white ford focus coming so fast.
3)Close up shot of a white ford focus coming so fast.
4)Long shot of a white ford focus hitting Rishy.
5)Medium shot of a white ford focus hitting Rishy.
6)Close up shot of a white ford focus hitting Rishy.
7)POV shot of the white ford focus hitting Rishy.
8)POV shot of Rishy’s perspective of car hitting him.
9)Medium shot of Rishy on the floor lying dead. 
10)Close up shot of Rishy on the floor lying dead.
11)Extreme close up shot of Rishy's eye while lying dead on the floor.    
12)Long shot of blood flowing from Rishy's head while lying dead on the floor.
13)Medium shot of blood flowing from Rishy's head while lying dead on the floor.
14)Close up shot of blood flowing from Rishy's head while lying dead on the floor.
15)Match on action shot of Rishy's brother(Raj) opening the door and going through the door.
16)Medium shot of Raj locking the door.
17)Long shot of Raj locking the door.
18)Close up shot of Raj locking the door.
19)Over the shoulder shot of Raj going to the park.
20)Long  shot of Raj going to the park.
21)Medium shot of Raj going to the park.
22)POV shot of Raj looking everywhere after hearing his brother's voice.
23)Medium shot of Raj looking everywhere after hearing his brother's voice.
24)Long shot of Raj looking everywhere after hearing his brother's voice.
25)Close up shot of Raj looking everywhere after hearing his brother's voice.
26)POV shot Raj looking at a tree and sees an illusion of his brother walking towards him.
27)Medium shot Raj looking at a tree and sees an illusion of his brother walking towards him.
28)Close up shot Raj looking at a tree and sees an illusion of his brother walking towards him.
29) Long shot Raj looking at a tree and sees an illusion of his brother walking towards him. 
30) Long shot Raj looking at a tree and his brother has disappeared / sees nothing.
31)POV shot of Raj running back to his house.
32)Long shot of Raj running back to his house.
33)Medium shot of Raj sitting on his sofa being depressed.
34)Close up shot of Raj sitting on his sofa being depressed.
35)Close up shot of Raj staring at a poster.
36)Medium shot of Raj staring at a poster.
37)Medium shot to a close up shot of a Time Travel Watch poster.
38)POV shot of Raj creating a Time Travel Watch.
39)Medium shot of Raj creating a Time Travel Watch.
40)Close up shot of Raj creating a Time Travel Watch.
41)Medium shot of Raj testing the watch.
42)Close up shot of watch not working.
43)Medium shot of Raj throwing the watch on the the wall.
44)Close up shot of Raj thinking what he did wrong.
45)Medium shot of Raj thinking what he did wrong.
46)Medium shot of Raj hearing a ticking watch noise.
47)Medium shot of Raj testing the watch.
48) Medium shot of Raj gone.

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