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| 1. The camera starts inside the clock,
looking out through the glass. The face of the clock starts to slowly open
until the camera is looking straight out onto the beach.
Timing = 5 seconds * 30 frames =150 frames. |
2. The camera is now looking onto the beach from inside
the clock. It then starts to move out, focusing on the girl sitting on
the shore
Timing = 6 seconds * 30 frames =180 frames. |
3. The camera now reaches the girl on the shore. She
is staring up at the sun and then looks at her watch, which opens and floats
off her wrist.
Timing = 8 seconds * 30 frames =240 frames. |
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| 4. Suddenly , an object further up the beach attracts
her attention so she walks up the beach towards the object.
Timing = 10 seconds * 30 frames = 300 frames. |
5. She reaches the object , which turns out to be a grandfather
clock. As the camera zooms in on the clock face , the numbers begin to
fall off and sink into the sand.
Timing = 10 seconds * 30 frames =300 frames. |
6. She turns around and objects have begun to appear
on the beach.(Pictures,toys,objects of her past).The pictures then begin
to float past her face as walks back up the beach.
Timing = 15 seconds * 30 frames = 450 frames. |
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| 7.In the final scene , the camera zooms in on the final
picture frame and slowly fades out.
Timing = 10 seconds * 30 frames =300 frames. |