Shooting list

In order to ensure taht my filming sessions go as smoothly as possible, and to get onto paper more than possible ro practical using a storyboard,i have created a "shooting list" for each of the various narratives. Although I likely not use every shot I capture, I will gatehr as much footage as possible (perhaps a few takes of each shot listed), aswell as more spontaneous shots, to ensure that I have choice when editing, and have the otpion to add more footage should I need to.

Narrative 3

Ill woman and her husband

• At first presented as a normal, working mother
• Doesn't seem well-completing daily tasks but unsettled
• In fact takes tablets-is seriously unwell
• hugs from husband
• Sets off to hospital-shots in the car
• Approaches hospital and chemotherapy unit 
• Goes into doctors, and as tune picks up squeezes husbands hand
• Is given the all clear and is overjoyed
• Goes home-shots out of the window (similar to those in Emilie sane-my kind of love)
• Greets children happily
• In final scene goes back to sleep

Costume: Natural, motherly, quite 'day time like' with husband having a similar trend. Coats, scarfs ect. at hospital to represent vulnerability

Inspiration: Inspirational, in times of trouble stay strong and perhaps prompts audience to reflect on their own life/value it.

Narrative 2

Abused, pregnant girl 

• At first seems happy in normal relationship
• Slowly goes wrong and then is beaten/abused/locked in a room
• Scared, frightened and alone
• Unwell
• Sneaks out of house to get a pregnancy test 
• Perhaps collides with boy in other narrative stealing?
• As music picks up, realises that she's pregnant
• Packs a suitcase, runs away and leavesLast seen at mothers front door
• Shes seen sense and is happy again with a new hope

Costume: At first young, youth full innocent and girly but slowly deteriorates until she is left with a hooded top on. When she runs away and sees sense she picks up a bit

Interpretation: there is not time to be down when there is hope of a new life, stresses the importance of family and to be brave whilst tackling issues of abuse, pregnancy and perhaps even drugs.

Narrative 1

Bullied teenage boy

• Happier shots at the start, showing a much happier Josh
• Shots emphasising sisters close bond
• Bullied online-looking through nasty posts 
• Runs away from home, and close-up of running down street
• Possibly steals
• Gets the metro train
• Ends up in a forrest or lonely setting-crying
• At the climax of the video is saved by sister who finds nasty posts
• Takes home and cheers up-perhaps with food or chat
• Emphasis on family, and the issues of crime/poverty/bullying arise

Costume: Warm clothing, the idea that he's quite dysfunctional and doesn't really 'fit in' should be apparent.
Interpretation of the song: Needs to stay strong, the lyrics of the song are mirrored in his sisters close relationship and and message she is trying to portray to her brother.