Costume Design - 9 Key Frames

For my 9 key frames, it will involve all characters wearing 1950's boys school wear, to help me get a realistic overview of have compiled pictures. A mix of these is what I am aiming for in terms of using costume to reflect the time period.

9 Key Frames - Planning

To make sure I am fully prepared for doing the 9 key frames shoot I have compiled a shot list, this help me know everything I'm, doing on the day.


9 Key Frames – Shot Types:

1. Medium angle, wide long establishing shot of both thugs (Tommy and John) along with teenage boy (Len) walking. Tommy and John appear more prominent by taking up more of the shot.
2. Low angle, over the shoulder shot of both Tommy and John intimidating Len.
3. High angle, medium close-up on Len getting wallet robbed by Tommy and John.
4. Low angle, medium shot on Harry Brown walking in the road.
5. Medium angle, medium close-up on Harry pushing Tommy away as they square up.
6. Medium angle, wide shot of Len and Harry looking at one another from sides of the road.
7. Low angle, medium close-up on Harry punching Tommy who has his hands on Harry.
8. Low angle, extreme close-up Harry’s fist punching John.
9. Medium angle, medium close-up on Harry and Len walking together with wallet in Len's hand whilst he goes to shake Harry’s hand, as he smiles. Camera focus is mainly on Len's hand attempting to shake Harry's hand.

Coursework Idea Change

Although I initially decided to create a 9 key frame picture storyboard with my current Harry Brown prequel script, I have decided not to do so. The 9 key frame storyboard I am to create will be based upon another Harry Brown prequel script I will make. This is as the original script idea involved financial issues securing costumes and casting issues with getting the right actors.

Harry Brown Screenplay

This is my first draft screenplay script for the Harry Brown prequel idea I have decided to create. Using scriptbuddy helped a lot in providing the script with a good format and layout. I believe the 6 pages used to create the script communicate the MACRO study I have studied regarding Harry Brown. Through narrative - the role of a vigilante.

 

Harry Brown "Scribble Script' Read Through

This is my first draft for the Harry Brown prequel I am going to produce. The general feedback I received was to include more detail on lighting and location, show the accents characters use, create more dialogue relevant to moving forward story. Additionally, convey relationships between characters (Harry and his wife), and more dialogue that relates well to my MACRO study of narrative.