TIMELINE – SHOT TYPE + LIGHTING DETAILSBASE TRACK SHOT TYPE LIGHTING

PROLOGUE Wide shot of both characters – establish setting. Close-up shot of faces – so audience can see

what the characters look like & see their emotion.

Point-of-view shot – to show characters' p-o-v on social media dating app.

High key lighting

GETTING READY Medium shots to show the characters getting ready & to show the artist lip syncing.

Medium-long shot when the 2 characters leave their house.

High key lighting

GOING TO MEET UP Long shot when they walk towards each other. Two shot when they meet face-to-face.

High key lighting

COFFEE SHOP SCENE Long shot to show the 2 characters interacting. Panning & tracking, as well as a high-angle

shot, from the artist's date to the artist. Close-up shots to show emotions & the artist

singing.

High key lighting

WALK SCENE Two-shot to show the 2 characters walking together.

High key lighting

CHRISTMAS SCENE Panning & tracking to show the artist singing, the characters' costume & the characters exchanging gifts.

Low key lighting

NEW YEAR PARTY SCENE

Medium-long shot to establish the events & location (New Year Party).

Medium shot & panning & tracking to show artist singing & interacting with his partner.

Low key lighting

MEETING PARENTS SCENE

Medium-long shot to show the artist sitting with his partner & her parents. And also to show the awkwardness.

High key lighting

VIDEO GAME SCENE Shot-reverse-shot to show the characters are playing a game.

2 Medium/medium-long shots to show the artist & his partner playing the game & pushing each other.

2 Medium/medium-long shots to show the game on the TV screen.

In the first medium shot, the camera is placed on the front left/right (depending on where he sits) to show his lip-syncing – effectively creating an asymmetry camera composition.

In the second medium shot, the camera is placed in front of the 2 characters to equally show them pushing & interacting with each other – effectively creating an symmetry

High key lighting

camera composition.DINNER DATE SCENE

Medium-long shot & panning & tracking to establish the setting & show the 2 characters interacting.

High key lighting

BIRTHDAY SCENE Medium shot to show the 2 characters exchanging gifts.

2 Medium/medium-long shots to show the artist & his partner watching a movie.

2 Medium/medium-long shots to show what is on the TV.

In the first medium shot, the camera is placed on the front left/right (depending on where he sits) to show his lip-syncing – effectively creating an asymmetry camera composition.

In the second medium shot, the camera is placed in front of the 2 characters to equally show them interacting with each other – effectively creating an symmetry camera composition.

High key lighting

ANNIVERSARY SCENE

Two-shot to show the 2 characters walking together.

Long shot to show the characters on the bench.

High key lighting