1. Film Schedule – Shot list
Shot No.
Lyrics relevant to shot
Location
Action/Content
Shot Types 1
“A cripple walks amongst you All you tired human beings”
EXT. – Park Bench - DAY
Giant rabbit sits hunched holding a cigarette and brown bag covered beer bottle.
Tracking Long shot  mid-shot  close up (possible focus pull) 2
“He’s got all the things a cripple has not Two working arms and legs”
Guy in leather jacket confronts the rabbit.
Shot-reverse shot of two characters (rabbit sitting, man standing) 3
“And vital parts fall from his system And dissolve in Scottish rain”
He starts hurling verbal abuse at him then knocks over his drink and takes his cigarette.
Extreme close-ups intercut between each character and props. 4
“Vitally he doesn’t miss them He’s too ****ed up to care”
The rabbit looks baffled, unsure of the reason why the man decided to do this.
Long shot to reveal the gesture of the rabbit sitting on the seat. 5
“Is that you in front of me? Coming back for even more of exactly the same?”
The guy threatens the rabbit with a gun gesture and so the rabbit starts to run away.
Tracking POV shot from the perspective of the chaser looking at the runner – slow motion 6
“You must be a masochist To love a modern leper on his last leg On his last leg”
The guy catches up with the rabbit who falls over. The man grabs him around the neck, then punches him and walks away.
Medium two-shot of the attack. 7
“I’ve crippled your heart a hundred times And still can’t work out why”
CUT TO: INT. – Tube Train - DAY
The rabbit sits on the underground train reading a newspaper.
Medium/long shot – jump cuts from different angles. 8
“See, I’ve got this disease, I can’t shake And I’m just rattling through life”
INT. – Tube Train – DAY
The rabbit puts down the paper and holds his head in his hands.
Long shot intercut with close ups. 9
“Well, oh, this is how we do things now This is how the modern stay scared”
EXT. – City - DAY
The rabbit walks out of the underground and puts up his umbrella.
Long shot. 10
“So I cut out all the good stuff Yeah, I cut off my foot to spite my leg”
Rabbit mimes a gun point at his own head and pulls the imaginary trigger.
Mid-shot/direct address.

2. Film Schedule – Shot list
Shot No.
Lyrics relevant to shot
Location
Action/Content
Shot Types 11
“Is that you in front of me Coming back for even more of exactly the same?”
EXT. – City - DAY
Passers by see the rabbit and start to back up then run away.
Over-the-shoulder shot of rabbit/ long shot of person running away – slow-motion. 12
“You must be a masochist To love a modern leper on his last leg”
Shot-reverse shot – close up of rabbit/medium shot of person running away. 13
“I am ill but I’m not dead And I don’t know which of those I’d prefer“
INT. – Pub - DAY
Rabbit slumps over the bar.
Medium shot of giant rabbit on bar. 14
“Because that limb which I have lost It was the only thing holding me up, Holding me up”
Stares into his pint of beer and its bubbles.
Slow zoom, extreme birds-eye-view close up of pint of beer. 15
“I’m lying on the ground now And you walk in through the only door”
Rabbit falls off seat after being pushed and lies on the ground. Footsteps enter through the door.
Medium shot  extreme close up. 16
“Well, I have lost my eyesight like I said I would But I still know”
Rabbit covers his eyes trying to hide.
Extreme close up. 17
“That that is you in front of me And you are back for even more of exactly the same”
Rabbit opens eyes to see the same person towering over him.
Low angle shot. 18
“Well, are you a masochist? You love a modern leper on his last leg”
Person drags the rabbit on the floor out of the pub.
Tracking medium/long shot. 19
“You’re not ill and I’m not dead Doesn’t that make us the perfect pair?”
EXT. – Park - DAY
Person sits the rabbit down on the same park bench again.
Eye-line match long shot. 20
“You should sit with me and we’ll start again And you can tell me all about what you did today What you did today”
Person sits next to the rabbit and acts like the rabbit’s therapist.
Medium two-shot to track out and fade out.