Amending My Shot List

I have updated my shot list again, to reflect extra research and planning I have done. I will probably redraft just one more time before filming for my trailers.

First Scene:

• Extreme close up of alarm clock displaying 8:00 AM and the alarm going off
• Cut to protagonist rubbing his eyes and groaning 
• Close up of hand slapping alarm
• Medium shot facing bed and protagonist sits up into frame
• Ground level shot of feet hitting the floor
• Tracking shot of protagonist walking towards door
• Medium shot of protagonist stretching hands above head
• Close up on protagonist holding his back as it's sore

Second Scene:

• Medium shot of protagonist doing press-ups
• Close up on head coming into frame from press-up
• Medium shot of doing shoulder press
• Close up on a weight going into frame
• Close up on feet running - ground level
• Close up on face front on - wiping sweat away on face

Third Scene: (music turns from non-diegetic to diegetic, ironic statement because of song choice)

• Close up on burnt toast popping out of toaster
• Same angle, camera switched around
• Cut to his face, medium close up - annoyed
• Cut to espresso shot spilling over the top
• Cut to his face, close up - annoyed
• Medium shot of protagonist sitting at table reading newspaper (see tops of eyes)
• Close up on Alexa “Breaking news from London”
• Close up on protagonist putting newspaper down and focusing on radio
• Close up on protagonist's intrigued face - “Alexa, volume up”
• Close up on Alexa - “The Ex Head of Secret Service has been killed, this is a developing story”
• Medium shot of protagonist's frowning eyebrows and looking around uneasily 

Fourth Scene:

• Close up on phone as it buzzes - “Emergency ONLY” seen on screen
• Close up on protagonist's anxious face as he lets the phone ring for a little
• Protagonist pulls phone out of frame leaving it bare
• Close up on protagonist's face as call answered
• Final line on phone says “You are the only one who is capable of solving the mission”