Locations + Shot types + Sound

LOCATION: ANDREJ'S HOUSE
  • Waking up (Close Up) 
  • Getting dressed (Close Up and Detail shots)
  • Going into the kitchen (Pan?)
  • Pouring coffee, while holding a phone. Water spills on the counter. (Medium shot)
[Sounds: Alarm clock, Birds, Music, Kettle click and boiling, Pouring water]

LOCATION: STREET TO PUB
  • Walking through the streets, playing with the phone (Wide shot)
  • Entering Pub
  • Inside of pub, has an option to walk over to socialize, but choses to stay on his phone (POV) Communication Bar shows on Screen (After effects/illustrator)
  • Sits down alone. Plays with phone (Full shot) Communication Bar decreases. 
  • Phone dies (POV)
  • Sits for a minute, but ends up walking over to people (Full or Medium shot)
  • Person speaking to John about Glendalough (Over the shoulder) Communication Bar increases.
[Sound: Cars, Buses, People talking, Birds, Footsteps, Wind,  Clock Ticking]

LOCATION: STREET, BUS, GLENDALOUGH
  • Shots of the street. (Voice over with directions, Full/Wide)
  • Getting on the bus (Tracking?)
  • Out of window footage (Sped up)
  • Bus stops. John gets out. 
  • John stands while the bus gets away to reveal the location (From behind, slowly moves to show face)
[Sound: Cars, Buses, People talking, Birds, Radio]

LOCATION: GLENDALOUGH
  • John breathes in (Close up, time ramp/speed ramp)
  • John exhales (side view, match cut)
  • Walks around Glendalough (Full shot, some scenery shots)
  • He picks up snow (Close up on hands) Senses Bar increases.
  • John walks enjoys his trip around the place. 

[Sound: Breathing in and out, Water, Wind, Birds, Children playing, Footsteps on snow, Waterfall]

LOCATION: GLENDALOUGH PUB
  • Orders food. (POV of menu?)
  • Notices a clock on the wall. Focuses on it. (Full/Med on John, then focus on clock. Glitch)
  • Waiter/Waitress brings food. (Knocks the clock out of focus)
  • John eating.  Health Bar increases.
[Sound: People talking, louder Clock Ticking]

LOCATION: STUDIO
  • VR headset (Extreme close up of front or side)
  • Photographs (Close up)
  • Smoke (Close up)
  • Clock (Close up, hyperlapse or time ramp?)
  • Food pipe (Extreme close up of paste going up the tube)
  • Entire room (Zooms out to reveal)
  • Cuts to black screen. 
[Sounds: "sssss" of smoke machine, life support, server noises, breathing]
 [Sound on Speakers: Birds, people, etc]

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