Synopsis/ Shooting Script

1. The first shot will be almost scanning over a comic/cartoon book and it will look like the camera has gone into this and this shows that we will now be going into the story in the comic/cartoon.

2. The next shot will show the one person knocking at a door furiously and trying to get in, and it will then switch to a mid shot of another person inside that house hearing the knock.

3. The next show will then show the person being chased after running through the house collecting a letter which has "#Client 247" and there will be a close up of this document.

4.The next shot will show the person who is knocking on the door peeking round the corner of house and seeing the other person coming towards him on motorbike. This will be a P.O.V. shot.

5.The next will be a long shot which will see the motorbike turn right out of the drive and the person running after him but turning left, hinting that he knows a shortcut.

6.The next shots show the runner running through tunnels and jumping over gates, these will be a mixture of close ups and mid shots but trying to disguise the runners face as much as possible.

7.The next shot will then see the motorbike speed by (long shot) and then the runner chasing after him ( mid shot).

8.The next shot will be a close up of the motorbike coming to a stop and the person getting off and running on foot.

9. The next shot will be an extreme close up of the chaser's feet.

10. the next shot will be a two person shot and we will be able to see both people in the shot, one in foreground one in background.

11. The next will be a high angle shot looking down at both runners and they jump across a river and run into separate tunnels.

12. The next shot will show both runners running through the tunnels from a ground view.

13. The next shot will be a long shot showing the guy on motorbike laying on the floor.

14.Then there will be two extreme close ups, 1 of the document lying on pavement and the other of the runner unzipping his gun bag.

15. It will cut back to the cartoon/comic effect.