The document outlines the key shots planned for scenes in an upcoming period drama film. It describes using over-the-shoulder close-ups and tracking shots in a confrontation scene between a poor and rich man to emphasize their contrasting statuses. Makeup and party scenes will be filmed in mid-shots to set the upper-class Victorian setting. Close-ups of flirting and exchanged looks between the woman and both men are intended to indicate a relationship triangle. A dancing scene will start with close-ups of the woman with each man and end with her twirling and falling into the poor man's arms, suggesting a romance between them.

1. Synopsis of storyline •Confrontation scene – over-the-shoulder close-up of poor man, which then tracks as a high-angle long or mid-shot before closing in on a low-angle close-up of rich man •Makeup scene – mid-shot (things to watch out for: reflection of camera in mirror) •Party scene – long-shot •Flirting with rich man – close-up •Exchanging looks with poor man– close-up •Dancing scene with both men (close-up of twirling with rich man, when she turns round she is twirling with poor man) – mid-shot and tilt upwards •Keyhole scene – close-up •Nightmare scene – mid-shot •(Running in night dress through grass - long-shot) --> not certain of scene •“Shame” scene – close-up •Drunken scene, fighting, smashing bottles – mid-shot

2. Analysis of shots chosen •For the confrontation scene we want to create a real impression of rivalry between the two characters, while at the same time emphasizing the contrast in their status. In this way the shots we have chosen to use here create a dramatic and effective demonstration of the relationship between the two, while the high and low angles represent each man’s class and status. However, because of, primarily, the actor’s expressions and body language (which will both be proud, fierce and dramatic), and secondly because of the dramatic shots themselves which emphasize both character’s power, there is no evidence of a power imbalance.

3. •We felt that the makeup scene was important as an indication of the woman’s class and glamour; her appearance will be very much that of an upper-class Victorian woman. Furthermore, it acts as a preface to the next few scenes, establishing that she is getting ready for a party/dance.

4. The party scene is filmed as a long-shot in order to establish setting, so as not to confuse the audience, and also as a suggestion of the kind of life the woman has (dances, parties etc.)

5. We felt that it was very important to use close-ups for the flirting and eye-contact between the woman and the rich, and latterly the poor man, so as to indicate that there will be some kind of relationship between the three in the film.

6. •The dancing scene may prove difficult, but we feel it would be extremely effective if done correctly, and takes inspiration from other teaser trailers for existing period dramas (Need to research a few to use as examples). The fact that the woman ends up dancing with the poor man, and literally “falls into his arms”, gives the scene a very traditional romantic air, as well as suggesting a romantic relationship between the two.