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Willow finds a diary from 1940 belonging to Judith describing her love story with Walter. Willow sees similarities between Judith and Walter's romance and her own feelings for Jasper. The diary describes how Judith met Walter after he intervened when another man grabbed her at a restaurant. Their relationship blossoms but is cut short when Walter must return to war and their letters cease. Willow's history project becomes intertwined with Judith's story from the past.
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Proposal 1
Willow finds the diary of Judith, a girl from the 1940s, which describes her love story with Walter. As Willow reads the diary, similarities emerge between Judith and Walter's relationship and Willow's relationship with Jasper. Judith meets Walter when he steps in to help her after she is grabbed in a restaurant. They begin a relationship that is interrupted when Walter leaves for war, but they stay in contact through letters. When the letters stop, Judith marries another man, John, but remains unhappy. Walter eventually returns to sweep Judith off her feet, beginning a love triangle. The trailer will show scenes from Judith and Walter's 1940s story intercut with scenes from Willow's modern-day story to
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This document outlines the plot, cinematography, sound, editing, and mise-en-scene elements that will be used in a trailer for a period romance film. The trailer will show a student discovering a diary from the 1940s that tells a love story, and will cut between the present and past using flashbacks. Tracking shots, close-ups, and establishing shots will be used to showcase the locations and characters. Voiceovers, instrumental music, and diegetic sounds will comprise the soundtrack. Flashbacks, graphic matches, and fades will link the time periods through editing. Costumes and settings will distinguish the 1940s scenes from the modern-day scenes.
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1) The trailer will tell the story of Willow discovering a historical love story from the 1940s through reading a diary from that time period in her school library.
2) It will show the romance between Walter and Judith from the 1940s through flashbacks as Willow reads about their relationship, which included dates, letters, and a love triangle when Walter went to war.
3) Editing techniques like flashbacks, graphic matches, and fades will be used to draw parallels between Willow discovering the story in the present and the historical romance of Walter and Judith in the 1940s.
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Both trailers being compared open with production company logos and use over the shoulder shots. They also feature similar opening credits and utilize fades to transition between clips, though one trailer uses fades to change time periods while the other uses it within the same time period. The main differences are that one trailer ends with credits while the other ends with a clip, and one trailer relies more on close ups and mid shots while the other incorporates more medium-long shots.
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- 2. Plot Idea Starts with a voice over of Willow’s teacher explaining her history project while she is in the library finding a book. Willow finds a diary belonging to Judith (1940’s) explaining a love story between her and Walter. As she continues with her history project there are uncanny similarities between the story of Judith and Walter and her romantic interest in Jasper. Judith meets Walter in a restaurant whilst out with her 2 friends. Another man grabs Judith as she is about to walk away, Judith struggles to get away. This is where Walter steps in and they meet for the first time. The relationship between Walter and Judith develops. Walter is told that he must return to war. They communicate through letters until Judith’s receives no reply. After much thought she decided to Move on.
- 3. Cinematography Close ups – Show the characters emotions and expressions Two shot – The 1940’s characters in the restaurant Medium shot – See the interactions between characters Long shot – Show the setting (1940 or 2014) High/Low angle – Class differences between 1940’s characters
- 4. Sound Differences between 2014 songs and 1940 traditional music. Bring old music into the present Diegetic – Background noise, people talking to create atmosphere
- 5. Editing Split screen – To show the similarities between the two main characters lives. Graphic match – Of the two main characters Montage – The journey of the 1940’s characters Parallel editing – Show the action in different areas Fade - End of the the trailer Flashbacks – Show the 1940’s characters
- 6. Mise-En-Scene The Past: 1940’s Tea dresses Fedora hats Long fur coats Kitten heels Styled hair Location idea – Restaurant White gloves The Present: 2014 Bringing the 1940’s fashion into the present e.g gingham print and mid length skirts Hair styled similar with a modern twist Location idea – Library where she finds the diary