This document outlines the plans for the production of a film trailer. It discusses the cinematography, mise-en-scene, props, and sound design. For cinematography, there will be high angle shots of the office building and household. The mise-en-scene section describes the planned costumes for characters, including professional attire for the main character initially and more casual clothes after becoming a housekeeper. Two filming locations are needed - a modern office building in London and a large countryside house. Props include items showing the main character's wealth initially and household items once she is a housekeeper. The sound design calls for dramatic music in the beginning and a romantic soundtrack later, with character dialogue and sound effects

1. Second Pitch
Brianna Barwell
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2. This Second pitch of our film idea develops
the thoughts we have for the actual
making and production. It explores our
film concept and how we will portray this.
This will help us decide upon all ideas
and start on the trailer production.

3. Cinematography
• For the shots we are planning to include we will
have high angle shots to show the tall building of
the lawyer firm company. But however show high
angle shots when she is realising she has done
wrong. The shots at the posh household where she
becomes a housekeeper will be out of her comfort
zone.
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4. Mise-En-Scene
• COSTUME: For our costume we will need of characters
dressed appropriately. For the main girl at the beginning
she must look smart and business like. For example, a
reasonably long skirt, coloured button shirt and blazer .
As she goes to the country side, she must look much more
casual but still smart, this will help to show how she feels
more at ease and at home with them. She needs to wear
clothes and aprons in order to look the part of a
housekeeper. The family owners and their son should
dress in casual clothes but be of a designer make. The
Father and son could every now and again appear in a suit
to show they work for important companies, showing that
this is why they’re so wealthy.
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5. • HOUSES: The houses we will need for the shoot. We will need
two houses to film at. One not being being a house but an
office. We may have to look up in London for a modern
supreme looking building. For this we have taken into
consideration that if we do find somewhere we will have to ask
for permission to film our actor walking in beforehand. For an
filming at an office desk we have agreed that we can probably
use a staff one at school that looks important and modern. For
the other house we will need a house that is or looks as if it is
based in the countryside. This house has to be quite big to
show the family of as wealthy because they a very rich family,
this is already shown by the way they can afford a
housekeeper.
Mise-En-Scene
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6. • PROPS: We have thought about any of the possible props we may
need for the film trailer. We will need the basics of the main girl
to look like she isn’t poor because she is a highly thought about
lawyer. Therefore she may have a designer bag, iPhone or
blackberry android phone. She will then turn this off for the film
and the other family will give her a new better iPhone when she
lies and tells them she doesn’t own a mobile. We will also need
the basic pots, pans and aprons to show her as a housekeeper and
show her struggle to cook and wash. Simple daytime props will be
needed like the washing machine and dishes also. For within the
beginning, we will need documents by the office side, using own
as the document that shows her mistake.
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7. • SOUND: For the sound in the trailer we think involving music
will be more exciting and enjoyable for an audience. We are
thinking to include modern music that implies a dramatic feel at
beginning. However as the audience are introduced to the son
and the girl becoming more friendly the music should uplift into
a light heart, romantic sound. This will imply that a possible
romance could occur between them however the trailer will never
show them in that way. We were considering maybe having a
narration from the main girl over the top but however we think
this may draw away attention from the trailer itself. Therefore we
have decided to include speech from the characters. At the end of
the trailer we want a happy, cheerful sounding music that also
suggests possible drama and tension. This we hope will excite the
audience and make them want to come and watch it. When any
text comes up on the trailer also we want there to be a sound
effect.
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