Plans for Shooting

Hair and Make-up:

Within the opening the make-up will be kept simplistic. Make-up will be considered for some shots that may or may not make the final piece. For these shots I would like to include close-ups that will highlight cuts or bruises from previous events. I would also like to maybe use small amounts of make up on the areas around the eyes in order to give them a heavy and tired look to help show that he has been out for the night.

Costumes:

William's character will be wearing clothing that will show that he went to a party the night before. To reflect this he will wear an opened shirt with a t-shirt underneath with a jacket over the top, the idea is for the clothing to seem mixed and unprepared while the jacket is practical for his character's journey home. George shall come dressed in dark clothing (hoodie and jeans) with a white t-shirt underneath for the scene where he portrays another character.

Lighting:

The majority of the film will be set outside within the morning and I will mostly rely on the natural light in the scene. I will aim to choose a day of filming that will allow me to film with clear weather and good lighting. For the scenes that will feature inside of the house I would like to experiment with different lighting so I can find one that will compliment the shot.

Props:

The props will feature:

-Sunglasses
-Empty glass beer bottle
-Leaflet
-Glass cup (Multiple due to smashing scene)
-Phone

Shot Types:

-Pans
-Tilts
-Tracking shots
-Medium shots
-Longshots
-Close-up shots
-Steady Cam
-High-angle shots
-Low angle shots

Locations:

I have decided to use two locations that are located fairly close together. The first location is the Lee Valley Country Park which will feature in nearly all of the scenes. I will also use my own house for the scenes that are required to be used indoors.