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This document outlines the storyboard and shots planned for a short film titled "The Meadows". It describes various shots following a main character walking through a town, including close-ups of his face and shoes. It shows him receiving dirty looks from two girls and a couple in a car. It then cuts to a girl crying over a positive pregnancy test and looking upset at the main character. It continues following the main character as he walks towards a meadow where an arguing couple is shown. The storyboard ends with a hooded figure following the main character into a church without being noticed.
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- 1. The Meadows written by Amy Clark Lucia Mancini Jasmin Alasadi Katie Lewis St Pauls Catholic college Sunbury TW16 6JE
- 2. SLOW MOTION USED THROUGHOUT CLOSE UP SHOT OF SHOES Non diegetic sound of music begins to play at a low level SLOW ZOOM UP TOWARDS THE MANS FACE MAN WILL HAVE HANDS IN POCKETS WITH FACE DOWN BUT AS THE CAMERA GOES UP SO WILL THE MANS FACE SO HE STARES DIRECTLY AT CAMERA WEARING BLACK WITH SLIGHT SMIRK FACIAL EXPRESSION Non diegetic sound of music begins to get louder as the mans face comes into the shot. CLOSE UP SHOT OF FACE CHARACTER WILL HAVE EERIE MEANINGFUL LOOK WITH EYES DARTED STARIGHT TOWARDS THE CAMERA CONTINUES EDITING BEHIND SHOT Actor standing in front of town on the road walking down the road towards pub SOME OF THE CHARACATERS INVOLVED WILL BE IN THIS SHOT. PUB WILL BE TO THE LEFT GETTING READY FOR THE SHOT WIHT THE TWO GIRLS CUT AWAY: LOW CLOSE UP SHOT Mans walking BROWN SHOES WITH A SLOW FORCEFUL WALK CUT TO BLACK TRANSITION Man walking
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- 4. 3. MID SHOT OF CAR Car drives past looking at the man, likewise the man will also look back. INTRODUCING NEW CHARACTERS CLOSE UP Both will give dirty and horrible looks PANNING SHOT The man will look away to her as car drives off WHIP PAN: LONG SHOT Actor walking down the road ACTOR WILL GIVE MENANCING AND DETERMINED LOOK CUT TO: EYELINE MATCH SHOT BUS STOP Looking at pregnancy test upset CUT TO: EXTREME CLOSE UP GIRL WILL BE UPSET CRYING HOLDING THE TEST. WILL THEN LOOK UP TOWARDS THE MAN CUT TO:
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