Shot No.
1 Wide shot of the estate/urban area
2 Medium shot of friends in a basketball court
3 Wide shot of them talking
4 Close up on basketball (enigma  code)
5 tilt shot of clothing
6 shot reverse of talking
7 shot of the two groups walking away(transition of black in the middle splitting both sides)


Shot No.
1 Wide shot of them playing basketball
2. comes towards the camera.
3 Crane shot of the estates
4 Close up of money
5 Extreme close up on basketball
6 Extreme wide shot, to wide shot and lastly to medium shot of the road "the strip"
7 pov of walking through the groups on the streets
8 Close up of "trap" phones
9 Medium shot of the group but a focus on them but the cars (time lapse)
10 Close up on one of the friends face showing that he’s listening to music whilst training/playing
11 Medium shot of them out of breathe and takes a breather.
12 the other friends smiling and laughing with money (enigma code)


Shot No.
1 Close up on them watching their other friends
2 Over the shoulder shot of one of them viewing the old basketball friends group(bad path person)
3 Medium shot of them leaning on the railings.
4Extreme wide shot of them walking past their old friends looking at each other whilst they walk.

Shot No.
1 Montage of basketball clips e.g. shooting, running, training, playing games
2 montage of the other friends having fun
( mix them up in between each other )
3 wide shot they come together as friends (with dialog )

Shot No.
1. close ups of narcotics and scales (fake + blurred) (enigma code)
2. pan of designer clothes and shoes
3.close up of kitchen knife(enigma codes)
4. close up of a basketball
5. pan/close up of Jordan shoes
6. close up Basketball kits
(shows contrast of lifestyles)

Shot No.
1. tilt shot of an estate block
2. crane shot of the area
3. point of view of playing basketball
4 long shot of walking in a group
5. over the shoulder shot of talking to each-other
6. fast pace montage of cars going past or driving

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