The filmmaker will shoot scenes on Monday, May 5th at their college music department and on Sunday, May 11th at their grandparent's old office. The genre is a romantic music drama. Shots will include wide shots, extreme close-ups, over the shoulder shots, pans, tilts, and low angles. Locations are the grandparent's home office in Tonbridge and the college music department. Lighting will aim to create a cozy atmosphere in the office scene. Sound will include both diegetic and non-diegetic elements. Titles will number between 12-20 with custom names and potentially adjusted speed.

1. Where & When
• I will be filming on Monday 5th at the
music department in college.
• Sunday 11th at my grandparents old
office.

2. Genre
• The genre of my film, is a music drama,
romantic comedy, however my opening title
sequence does not present a certain genre in
particular.

3. Shots
• The shots are not to complex that I can’t achieve, however not that
simple so that is reflect in my filming.
• I will be using shots such as:
1. “Wide shots” verging on “establishing shots.”
2. Extreme close up’s
3. Over the shoulder.
4. Pans and tilts
5. Low angle shots
6. (maybe point of view)

4. Locations
• My granddads home in Tonbridge is a nice
location, there is a office and there is a desk
which I will film on.
• My second location is the music department
in the college.

5. Mise en Scene
• The lighting is not really going to be ambient, as want
to film at night in the study and put on a desk light to
create a cosy atmosphere.
• The sound is going to be both diegetic and non-
diegetic, I will film in a quit room however there will
be sound of pencil on paper with non diegetic sound
of the music. (show video)
• For the things in front of the camera; I will look for a
selection, of old CD’s, records, old
bills, key’s, magazines, festival tickets.

6. Titles
• I have looked at few title sequences and
have done a lot of research, the average
amount is about 12 to 20 titles, I am going
to do somewhere between those numbers.
• I will make up the names, for these titles,
and they will be written on, however speed
might be adjusted to stick to