The document provides floor plans and camera shot descriptions for three locations being used to film scenes: 1) A bathroom location where most shots will be of the protagonist getting ready in front of a mirror. 2) A bedroom location where wide shots of a party will be filmed, with some shots moving through guests as a point of view. Vintage music and a record player will be included to appeal to nostalgic audiences. 3) An exterior location along a passage that the protagonist will walk through in shots leading towards the party.

1. FLOOR PLANS OF MY LOCATIONS

2. This is where the camera
will be most of the time
when at this location.
This is because a lot of
the scenes filmed here
will be either over the
shoulder shots of my
protagonist looking in
the mirror or close p
shots of getting ready.
The protagonist ill spend
most of the time at this
location in front of this
mirror. This is because
this location involves
getting ready scenes.
The Bedroom

3. The camera will
remain situated here
for most of the party
scenes because a lot
of the shots are wide
shots of the party.
However, there are
times when the
camera will move
through the party
guests and act as a
point of view for the
protagonist.
In my target
audience
research, 100% of
the 30+ bracket
said that this
song made them
feel nostalgic.
Therefore, I
decided to
include motifs of
the era in order to
satisfy this. I aim
to have a record
player in this
party room in
order to replicate
the era.
Party guests will be
situated around this
room randomly.
The Dining Room (party room)

4. Holmsley Passage
This location features in a
few of my scenes where
the protagonist is walking
to the party.
The camera will remain
here as the protagonist
walks towards it in order
to get the feel that he’s
travelling forwards
towards the party. The
only time the camera will
move is during the close
up panning shot of his
feet as he walks.