Fargo - Chosen Scenes

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Scene 1: In this scene, the character Lorne Malvo goes into a building and shoots everyone inside. This scene is one long shot with no cuts (Length: 3 minutes). I like this style and think it is really effective in this scene. The camera stays on the outside of the building and follows him along the floors. It uses lots of sound effects to build up the tension such as gun shot sounds and people shouting and screaming. 

I would like to film this shot using a drone which will allow me to film the building from high up and easily keep the shot as one without having to cut it. I will also try to film it with a camera on a track, filming from one level but tilting the camera up to focus on the different floors, still following the character inside.

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Scene 2: This scene is the beginning of episode 3, it begins outside a building, starting with an establishing shot to show the location, then slowing moving closer to the building and focusing on one specific window. It then  goes inside and the first character is revealed. I want to film this scene with the camera always moving, I think this will build up the tension along with sound effects (Length: 3 minutes).

Again, I want to use a track to film this scene and try to get camera to move with the character as if we are following him around. When the second character is introduced and the location changes, I wanted to film it handheld to build the suspense and film it from angles that an audience wouldn't normally see the action happen from.  

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