Shot List

storyboard for it is what it is












shot 1: fades into an establishing shot of Connors flat and fades into the title card



shot 2: fades into connors filthy room and pans around  


shot 3: sam meets connor at the shop to discuss what he purchased and Connor is mugged for his belongings



shot 4:  sam and connor take a stroll and discuss life and the attack









shot 5: connor trips over his own feet and responds very angrily 




shot 6: sam has lost Connor until he comes sprinting up with a cigarette he has found



shot 7: Connor and sam discuss the cigarette found before Connor is chased away by the same attacker from the shop













   shot 8: connor is found battered behind a bin sam helps him up 

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