The document discusses various location options for scenes in a romantic film trailer. These include: 1) A church where a coin falls, symbolizing love and commitment between the couple. 2) A bench in the sunset where the couple will sit intimate alone time together. 3) A nightclub where the couple spends time together before the female gets a call about a job in another country. 4) Various locations are meant to depict the intimacy and romance between the couple through low key lighting, and then contrast this with shots of the female alone in her new career, surrounded by strangers on a lit airport lift and lecturing in a well-lit office, to show her independence after the relationship ends.

1. Locations
Doorstep used to flip the coin at the end of the trailer. This was used as it is conventional,
the couple going to one of their houses and the doorstep is used a lot in romance films
when they are saying goodbye.

2. A church is used because it symbolises love and the commitment in a couple. This is where
the coin falls at the start and a girl walks away as it lands on the floor. This will look effective
as the coin falls on the cobbled floor, the sound will also make the coin falling effective. This
is a religious place, connoting their romance.
The couple will sit on this bench together in the trailer. This shows them spending alone
time together and making it more romantic. The sunset will be in the shot which makes it
conventional because it gives off ambient lighting which will be low key lighting. This
connotes intimacy and romance which is conventional.
The nightclub will be used so the couple can be shown spending time together and having a
good time so it connotes their romance. This is where the female character receives a call
about a job in another country. She exits the nightclub into a corridor with the camera
tracking her talking to her manager over the phone. This will have low key lighting and this
will connote romance and intimacy. This shows passion towards each other. It also
highlights their age group.

3. Picture of a corridor in cassanos. The shot will be of the female character on the phone to
her manager. This creates suspicion of what is going on and leaves the audience as well as
the male character intrigued.
This is a shot of a street where they are walking at night. The low key lighting will connote
their romance and intimacy as they are also spending time together. They will be holding
hands and talking down this road so it shows the closeness. The camera will show the
female character slowly letting go of his hands, connoting a slight conflict.

4. The lift in the airport. This is where Emma gets into the lift in a crowded airport with her
luggage. The camera work is a long shot to begin with showing her surrounded by strangers
in the lift to represent her loneliness. This then cuts to a mid-shot of her and another
woman is used to show the dialogue between the characters. The lighting is ambient
lighting which is in the lift is high key lighting, this contrasts the low key lighting in the first
few scenes when she is with her boyfriend. This contrasts her from being in love to being
alone.

5. In her office/meeting room, lecturing the staff. This will be a wide shot of the office to allow
the audience to see the professional setting. This is symbolic of independence and her
career driven personality and how she is coping without her boyfriend. The high key lighting
contrasts with the romantic low key lighting settings. The high key lighting represents how
her morale is high with her new work colleagues. Also she is happy in her new position.
This is the male character’s office. This shows him on his own which signifies how he is
isolated without his girlfriend. Also it contrasts how she is doing with her life and how he is
doing. The lighting will be high key because it is in daytime and shows how he spends his
days, which is alone at work. Also the shot will be a wide shot to show his small office and
how secluded he is compared to her large office where she is surrounded by people.

6. The pub where the male character is with his friends drinking shots off the bar. His friends
are cheering him on but the camerawork shows the male character to be upset and still feel
lonely. Also the wide shot signifies that even though he is surrounded by his friends he still
feels very isolated without his girlfriend.