Shotlist - Rearranged Marriage
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This shot list contains 24 shots for the first scene and 6 shots for the second scene of the film "Rearranged Marriage". The first scene takes place in Cambridge city centre and shows Isobel walking and shopping, then bumping into James and spilling coffee on his shirt. Shots include various angles of the characters walking, talking on the phone, panicking, and reacting to the spill. The second scene is set on Jesus Green and includes establishing shots of benches and close ups of James and Isobel glancing at each other from a distance.
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