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Get off my land - planning

Get off my land.

In this task we will be recreating a short film, trying to match every detail of it in our own way. The video we're re-creating is here;

Setting
We're planning on filming our movie at Wymondham Abbey. This is because its an area of rural landscape which will be ideal for all of our shots for example, during our dialogue with the farmer, and also each and every walking shot etc. Also its perfect due to it having a gate which will easily match our gate sequence.

Costume
Regarding costume, our cast will be very similar to the video with the farmer wearing very farm like clothes maybe with welly boots and a big jacket. Our couple would be typical hike clothes sort of, trainers, jackets, jeans and even backpacks sort of as they're on a long walk.

Props
  • Car
  • Gun
Hair and make-up
When the younger male is shot, we'll use fake blood on the females face to portray a heavy bullet has just killed this other man.

Lighting
Natural lighting will be achieved through the use of the sun during the day, this will be easy access due to our location.

Story board and written script






Our cast will consist of a couple members from my group, and we'll be getting a friend to play the 'Old man'.

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