The document discusses plans for sets for a film project. It will have two locations: Peaslake House and a studio. At Peaslake House, the floor will be made to look like stone or concrete to convey a cold, empty feeling. Small, cramped rooms 101 and 102 will be created using flats from the drama department, with nothing in them except the child characters. The operations room will be created in more detail at the studio without disturbing the house. It will include a dirty bed with blood stains, medical tools on a table, and jars for close-up shots. Potential problems like corridor width or the actual appearance of the house will be addressed through editing. Fake blood will be used since real blood is

1. RESEARCH AND
PLANNING
THE VEGETABLE GROWERS

2. SET DESIGN
� As you already know, our set will take place in two locations; Peaslake House and the
studio.
� In Peaslake we are planning on laying down a floor which looks like stone or concrete,
to connote the feeling of a cold, empty and echoing corridor.
� The rooms of 101 and 102 will be created by using the flats form the drama
department.
� We will do this because we want the rooms to look tiny and cramped, with not even a
bed for them to sleep in.
� There will be nothing else in the room except the child.
� The operations room will be created in the studio as we can do it in better detail
without disturbing people’s rooms.

3. � The operations room will look like this:
This light
hanging from the
ceiling will be
one of the still
shots
There will be a bed in
the operations room
which clearly hasn’t
been cleaned for a
long time as there
are lots of blood
stains.
The operations table
will have different
tools and flasks/jars
on top to use for the
close-ups.

4. Problems…
� With a set like this we may come across a few problems, such as the corridor wideness, or how ‘homely’
Peaslake House actually looks.
� However, we will be able to change the way that the corridor looks when editing, to change how dark it is,
and making it seem more miserable.
� Another problem that may occur is the fact that we don’t have any real blood so we are going to have to
find a good quality fake blood to use on the bed and in other places in the operations room, so it is
realistic.

5. Why we are building this set.
� We have decided to keep the set fairly simplistic, but using detailed stills to relate the room that the audience
are shown at the beginning with the room that 102 enters by the end.
� Using the studio instead of Peaslake for the operations room will work better because we can create the exact
room we want without disturbing people’s belongings.