The document outlines the camera shots and lighting techniques that will be used to film a scene in a cafeteria. It describes establishing the cafeteria with bright lighting, using mid shots and close ups of characters talking, an extreme close up of a character having an idea, high angles on unpopular characters to depict them as inferior, and low angles with dark lighting on characters huddled together to create mystery and intrigue for the teenage target audience.

1. Set Design- Cafeteria
Camera pans
forwards, revealing an
establishing shot of
the Cafeteria, bright
light will be used here
to connote an uplifting
atmosphere.
Mid shot of the
characters.
Close up shot is used
of the characters,
along with diegetic
Synchronuous sound
of characters talking
Extreme close up
shot of Sophie’s face
when she comes up
with an idea
High angle shot used on the unpopular
characters to connote they are inferior
Low angle shot used
of characters when
they are huddled in
a circle to connote
their power.
Dark lighting is used
when the low angle
shot of the characters
huddled together is
used, this is to connote
that something bad
may occur next in the
narrative, this creates
an enigma for the
teenage target
audience (Barthes
Enigma code)