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The document outlines the details of an outdoor photo shoot planned for a film poster in Paddington Gardens near the school. It will take place on March 25th, during lunchtime, provided the weather is clear. Props include a bench, tree, book for one actor and sunglasses for the other. The actors' costumes will match what was seen in the teaser trailer. Rescheduling may be needed if the actors cannot make it due to sickness.
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Photoshoot plan for poster.
- 1. Location Paddington Gardens which is a five minutes’ walk away from school and therefore is very accessible to the actors. Date25/03/10WeatherThe weather will have to be taken into consideration as the location will be outside (Paddington Gardens). If it does rain the shoot will have to be rescheduled to a later date during the week when both actors will be available. Props/costumes I will use one bench in the park where the actors will be sitting down as this is how I want them to appear on the picture for my poster. I will also take pictures of the actors by a tree (mise-en scene). I will give Sam a book which fits in well with the “geeky” character she plays and Nick on the other will wear sun glasses to look “cool”. I will also make sure that the actors will wear clothes which we have seen them wear in the teaser trailer, as I, made sure o kept shirts blazers and genes for the actors to wear on the day of the photo shoot. ActorsI made sure in advance that the actors will be available to shoot on the day of the photos hoot during lunchtime. However if any of the actors will not be able to make it for any reasons such as sickness , then the shoot will have to be rescheduled as they are irreplaceable for the pictures needed for my poster and website. <br />No typical love story “what happens when two world collide” Tag lineActor creditsRachel Mansoor Nick MimicMain picture here ( Nick and Rachel sitting on bench in Paddington gardens)Coming soon Billing box and PG<br />