SHOOT UPDATE: Sunday 18th December 2011

Shoot 3- Update

 (Bedroom Scene: Re-shoot- Shahnaz and Jennie)

 (Death Scene- Roland after being run over)

(Clips from our montage: Jennie and Roland)

We changed a few aspects:

-Instead of filming some clips in a local park, like previously decided, we filmed it in the same bedroom that Jennie now shares with her female lover (but we changed the bed sheet to imply a totally different time frame). We decided using the same bedroom seems more personal and more intimate, in terms of wanting to the real chemistry between Roland and Jennie.
- We added a quick POV shot of the unknown driver (in the car: showing the dashboard) in the death scene.
- Instead of creating bruises or scars or even using fake blood on our character, Roland's, t-shirt we thought it be would more effective and realistic to scatter the fake blood on the concrete road near his head, to suggest a fatal head injury.

PICTURES TAKEN BY: SHANHNAZ, STEPHANIE, KULSUMA, TOSIN

POSTED BY TOSIN



We again all took still images of our work and efforts in progress.

MISE EN SCENE: Prop Connotation

• There will be cluttered shoes, clothes and other female accessories on the floor as the camera leads towards the bed which will be used to show the chaos in her life and the unorganised nature of her mentally and also in her practical life. The clutter also symbolises the unsurity in her life and the reason why she hasn't cleaned her room may be beacause there will be space for her to see which could mean space for her to think which she may be avoiding because she does not want to remember the lose of her boyfriend

• The wallpaper of the room will be a cream colour which has been done to show that within the uncertainty, there is a stable balance and since the cream is such a neutral and basic colour it also will symbolise the stability and serenity which may be apparent in some aspects of the relationship between the couple. The cream walls also could also reflect just how the girl may be feeling, in a sense: numb and neutral which normally means a position of disengagement. She is avoiding fully letting certain emotions overwhelm her.
• As the bed is black and white, this will contrast with the red clothes. The perception of this will be that although there is passion and love in the relationship (reflected by the red) there is still the feeling of restriction and unhappiness, reflected in the black covers and the white could represent the faint presence of some past innocence on perhaps the girl's part.
• We hope the magazines, CD's and DVD's scattered around the room floor will also highlight the youthfulness and suggest what the protangonist is perhaps interested in.

 POSTED BY STEPHANIE