Banter Squad Studios - Mise-en-Scene planning
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This document outlines the mise-en-scene planning for a film shoot by BanterSqaudStudios, including the actors - Harry Skelton playing the brother, James Hammond as the hero, Jessica Hope as the main villain, and Peter Cullimore and Luke Bennison as goons; locations of a car park, alleyway and streets; costumes such as white masks, hoodies and normal clothes; props including an artifact, briefcase and bat; and lighting choices of dusk and under a street light.
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