1. Shot # 1
Action Description: Police officer in his house and a man comes and tells him that there is a rampaging elephant and they need his help.
Framing: Long
Angle: Eye Level
Dialogue / Narration: (breathing hard) “Sir, sir we need your help there is a elephant that is destroying the town!”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Pan
Music / Sound
Non-Diegetic
Lighting: high key

2. Shot # 2
Action Description: Officer is surprised and is in shock.
Framing: Close up
Angle: Eye Level
Music / Sound: Non Diegetic
Dialogue / Narration: None
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Zoom, pan
Lighting: high key

3. Shot # 3
Action Description: Officer and men run to where the elephant was last seen.
Framing: Long Shot
Angle: Eye Level
Music / Sound: Non Diegetic
Dialogue / Narration: None
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Dolly Tracking
Lighting: High Key

4. Shot # 4
Action Description: Get to the place where the elephant was seen and it’s not there.
Framing: Over the Shoulder
Angle: Eye Level
Dialogue / Narration: “Where is it. You saw it here right?”
“Yes sir”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Pan
Music / Sound: Non Diegetic
Lighting: High Key

5. Shot # 5
Action Description: Officer and men hear a scream and see women and children running from behind some huts.
Framing: Established Shot
Angle: Eye Level
Music / Sound: Non Diegetic
Dialogue / Narration: “Hurry children go away, go away!”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Dolly tracking
Lighting: High Key

6. Shot # 6
Action Description: Officer and me run into the maze of huts to go find the problem.
Framing: Establishing Shot
Angle: Eye Level
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: Cut/ Dolly tracking
Music / Sound: Non Diegetic
Lighting: high key
Dialogue / Narration: “Hurry lets go.”

7. Shot # 7
Action Description: Huts are close and tight. Officer and men continue to run to find the problem.
Framing: over the shoulder
Angle: eye level
Editing Techniques: cut/ zoom
Lighting: low key
Music / Sound
Non Diegetic
Dialogue / Narration: none

8. Shot # 8
Action Description: Officer and men find a dead man and are in shock.
Framing: long/ medium
Angle: eye/ low
Dialogue / Narration: “Oh no. Why would it do this.”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: cut/ tilt, pan
Lighting: low key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

9. Shot # 9
Action Description: Officer wants to stop this from happening and wants a rifle.
Framing: close up
Angle: eye level
Dialogue / Narration: “This will not happen anymore, get me a elephant rifle.”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: fade out/ pan
Lighting: low key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

10. Shot # 10
Action Description: Officer and men walk through town trying to find the elephant with rifle.
Framing: medium shot
Angle: eye level
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: cut/ dolly tracking
Dialogue / Narration: none
Lighting: high key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

11. Shot # 11
Action Description: Officer and men finally find the elephant in a rice patty field.
Framing: over the shoulder
Angle: eye level
Dialogue / Narration: “Sir we found the elephant.”
“Finally.”
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: cut/ pan
Lighting: high key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

12. Shot # 12
Action Description: Officer loads rifle and prepares to shoot.
Framing: over the shoulder
Angle: eye level
Dialogue / Narration: none
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: cut/ pan
Lighting: high key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

13. Shot # 13
Action Description: Officer shoots and it takes three shots for the elephant to fall to the ground.
Framing: over the shoulder
Angle: eye level
Dialogue / Narration: (crowd screaming for joy)
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: cut/ pan
Lighting: high key
Music / Sound Non diegetic

14. Shot # 14
Action Description: Officer walks home with sadness for shoot the animal while the crowd tears it to pieces.
Framing: medium shot Angle: eye level
Editing Techniques / Camera Movements: fade out/ zoom
Lighting: low/ high key
Music / Sound Non diegetic
Dialogue / Narration: none