Shot 2: Boys cuts across view of house to walk up the driveway into the house. (3-4 seconds).
Shot 3: Handheld camera follows behind the boy giving the idea that someone is following him. (2 seconds).
Shot 4: Camera shots from other side of door. Show door opening and boy walks in ( walking towards camera). (10 - 11 seconds).
Shot 5: Camera shot of the hallway and the child putting down their school bag
(showing the idea that he comes across as a usual child). ( 5 - 6 seconds).
Shot 6: Boy opens fridge to get something to eat. When the fridge door shuts the titles begin to show. Music changes tone. (2 seconds).
Shot 7: Camera pans in on the fridge and the beginning of the credits. (2 seconds).
Shot 8: The camera (handheld) then follows the child as he walks up the stairs. (7-8 seconds).
Shot 9: Light beams out of the other room and boy runs upstairs into his room which is very dark, camera pans into child's dark room. (5-6 seconds).
Shot 10: BLACKOUT SCREEN. Sound of child breathing. (3 seconds).
Shot 11: Camera starts of an image in which the child is drawing, and then pans onto another image. Then all the images on the wall; disturbing images in which the child has drawn.
(10-11 seconds).
Shot 12: Camera begins to start on individual drawings, which show different names and credits of the film. (10-11 seconds).
Shot 13: Teddy bears which are sitting on the shelf have been changed in some way by the child, such as heads missing. Pan onto one of the teddies to see yet another credit. (5-6 seconds).
Shot 14: Close up shot of an image of his hand destroying the teddies. (5 seconds).
Shot 15: Camera pans from the image of the teddy to the mirror, the other side of the room.
(3 seconds).
Shot 16: Child writes, 'It's your fault' on the mirror, with the reflection of his face at the side of the mirror. (5 seconds).
Shot 17: Someone walks in front of the image of the boys face and text on the mirror, music builds up. (6 seconds).
Shot 18: BLACKOUT SCREEN. Title sequence ends, film begins. (3 seconds).
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