Shot List for my production

  • Shots of the Kassam Stadium - inside and outside
  • close ups of OUFC scarfs, hats, memorabilia
  • Interviewing me on my sofa and in my house
  • me in my living room talking to camera then dad shouting at him for dinner
  • Shots of the away day- train, celebrations/commiserations
  • After match reaction

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