Plot & Narrative Work

Our initial ideas we have are displayed below in the different scenes.

We start off with the camera facing the sky and slowly panning down towards our actor. Song will then start to play in time with the footsteps of our actor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Camera will then cut to bedroom where actor will be waking up. Camera will focus on clock to show the time he has to wake up for work. Also show a close up on his face to show the audience how tired he is.

Next scene is where our actor has to get on the train to work. We will show various shots of him walking whilst moving through the highly populated area. Hoping to use a panning shot to show the whole station and then go close up of our actor moving. We have permission to film here by the station as they granted our request to film. The station will be used twice, going to work and coming home from work.

 This is where our actor works; its showing what he does for a living and the use of close ups will be used to show the boredom/tiredness of his face.

Here is our actor “letting his hair down”, this side of the narrative is to show the difference between what he is like at work and how he acts when he is having fun and not at work. Lots of cuts will be used here and fast paced editing as we want to create an excitement and buzz around our actor to show he is having fun.

 

Rob