This document outlines and describes 7 scenes from a film. Scene 1 is a party scene that introduces the main characters and establishes the concept that people will be associated with types of food. Scenes 2-4 are flashback scenes showing unsuccessful dates for the main character Mia, with each date associated with a different type of cheap or unhealthy food. Scene 5 shows Mia cooking a home-cooked meal for a date that goes poorly. Scene 6 shows the main character preparing for another date. Scene 7 serves as a resolution, showing a potential romantic interest from an earlier scene coming to Mia's house for a successful date.

1. { What our Scenes
mean

2.  Katie Moncaster, Bethany Maggs, Wesley
Clarke, Benjamin Shackleton, Jim Cahill and several
extras to create a Mise-En-Scene
 This scene is particularly important because it
initiates our story as it is interesting as it’s a party
and we associate parties with being fun and sociable
 We also learn the concept and idea that the boys are
labelled with the food
 We have music on low to create the ‘party
atmosphere’ but can also hear our actors and
actresses clearly
Scene 1 – Party Scene

3.  Katie Moncaster and Bethany Maggs
 This shows us opinions from her friend as we
see that Mia (main actress) has been very
unlucky with her dates
 The screen will show Mia and Ruby in two
different locations as they will be on the phone
in their homes, so we get the point of view
clearly
Scene 2 – On The Phone

4.  Katie Moncaster and Sam Owens
 This is the first flashback that follows on from
the phone call scene
 It demonstrates that Robbie (date) is associated
with greasy fish n chips, as he looks a bit sleazy
himself
 It also shows he hasn’t put a great deal of effort
into the date as it is a take away
 He’s a simple guy
Scene 3 – Fish N Chips

5.  Katie Moncaster and Jordan Anderson
 This is the second flashback – it shows yet
another unsuccessful date which relates to food
 He’s stereotyped as a pretty boy who isn’t very
romantic and rushes the date along so he can
go back to his house
 He takes her to McDonald’s because it is a fast
food restaurant and the fact that we set the
scene so they are in a car, also relates to the
idea of getting things over and done with
Scene 4 – McDonald’s

6.  Katie Moncaster and David Field
 This is just to add her routine into her preparation
for the date
 She meets a boy who works at the Co-Op so he can
offer her help or an idea
 It also creates characterisation with David (Sam in
the film) as he is introduced to the story purposely
to represent that he’s a nice, genuine guy whose
happy to help
 It is set in the Co-Op to show she is really struggling
and picking her food up but she is really worried as
her friend, Ruby shows her at the beginning that
whatever this guy eats will relate to the guy himself
Scene 5 – Co-Op

7.  This is the third and final flashback
 It again, shows us that Mia has had an
unsuccessful date
 He goes to her house, and she cooks a meal for
the two of them hoping it will go really well
and she offers him an alcohol beverage but he
says he does not drink and from there, we
realise he is awkward, self righteous and stuck
up
Scene 6 - Vegetarian

8.  This is the end scene
 This is a resolution to our film
 We see David (Sam in the film) walking down
the street, looking for Mia’s house. It is a real
build up because all we can see at the start is
the boy’s feet. Once Mia answers the door, we
see Mia’s reaction as she says ‘it’s you, come in’
and also Sam’s as he shows a surprised and
delighted expression.
 This ends our film well because we learnt about
Sam in the scene prior to Scene 7.
Scene 7 – Successful Date