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I have a series of slugs that will be viewed just through grainy surveillance video.
EXT. OUTSIDE APARTMENT
INT. LIVING ROOM
INT. BEDROOM
INT. BEDROOM
The first 3 slugs are just to be grainy black and white. The 4th is to be just a regular scene, but switching directly from the surveillance of 3. I'm not even sure if I need a separate slug for that.
Help if anyone can!
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dogglebe
Posted: April 14th, 2011, 9:38pm
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I would try:
EXT. OUTSIDE APARTMENT - SECURITY CAMERA POV
Grainy black and white footage of the building corridor. The door to APARTMENT 32B is centered in the high-angled frame.
INT. LIVING ROOM - SECURITY CAMERA POV
Similar style footage of an immaculately kept living.
INT. BEDROOM - SECURITY CAMERA POV
Footage of the room. Nothing seems out of the ordinary.
INT. BEDROOM
The security camera is visible in the corner of the room.
The idea is that someone is secretly stalking someone. They've put cameras near the house, in the living room, in the bed room. I want to show this without showing the stalker or the monitor. Then, on the last scene, the stalker calls the victim, and the shot switches to regular. U see what I'm saying?
SUPER: the first team in all of professional sports to come back from being doen 3 - 0 and the Boston Red Sox are American League Champs!
FADE OUT: NEW YORK YANKEES
Anyway, with this scene, I made 3 and 4 one slug, and wrote we switch to regular shot. Couldn't figure out what else to do. Separate slugs seems wrong now that I think about it.