This slide share shows the actors/ actresses that we have cased as well as a description about our inspiration for our character/ and out characters traits.
This is our mise-en-scene planning powerpoint on all the different actors, clothing, props and lighting that will be used during the filming of our opening sequence.
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1. Kirsty Lowe-
Lead role- Female
Jordan Tombling-
Lead Role- Male
We cast Kirsty Lowe because
she is of the correct age for
our film. She is feminine and
will perform the lead female
role well. She is attractive
and has a feminine gentle
voice for the voice over as
well. She is friendly and will
work hard to create the best
outcome possible.
We cast Jordan Tombling
because he is a male of the
right age group for our trailer.
He will be able to perform
this role seriously and will
work well with his
counterpart- Kirsty Lowe.
He works well in front of the
camera and will play this role
sophisticatedly and with
character.
2. Smaller Roles
Mackenzie Nisbet
We have chosen Mackenzie
Nisbet for the small male role- ‘the
man who picks up her bag’
which is during scene 17.
Mackenzie is of the right height
and the right age for this role. He
is reliable and will play this role
well because he is friendly and
good at performing in front of the
camera.
Amy Dedman
We have chosen Amy
Dedman for the smaller role-
‘the lady in the lift’. Amy is
feminine and represents the
stereotypical female. She
wears feminine clothing and is
attractive. She will perform
this role very well as she is
reliable and focused.
Robyn Ludlow
We have chosen to use
Robyn Ludlow for the
smaller role- ‘the assistant’
in the office. She will play
this role well because she is
feminine and will wear the
appropriate office wear
clothing and she is of the
right age to play this part.
3. Extras
Our extras for our trailer are; Joseph
Lombardo-Clark, Ross Glover, Lewis
Welcher, Leah McAnespie, Greta
Vaidilaite, Emily Cross and Jordan
Frankum.
