Blog #20 Scene 1 Description and lines

     This blog is to help present my idea for my first scene and explain what is going on throughout the scene. The first scene is going to be Charlette waking up early in the morning with a shallow focus shot on an alarm clock that just went off to signify the start of a brand new day. The scene will then continue towards Charlette's everyday morning routine which consist of brushing her teach and just overall getting ready for the day. This scene is overall meant to be a more relaxed scene because it seems like a completely normal day which she will soon find out it is not. The scene is meant to represent the everyday life of regular people so that it doesn't spoil or give away what is to come later in the film.

    This image is a great example of the shot I plan to use to start my first scene. I plan to use a shallow focus shot of an alarm clock that is meant to represent the event of the character Charlette waking up at the beginning of the film and how it contributes to the scene.

 

   I plan to make this scene drastically different compared to some of the other scenes that will be in my film this is to show contrast throughout the film and show how the characters mind changes through the process of being bullied as well as other things on top of that. The first scene is supposed to seem like nothing has changed at all to Charlette which will make it where when she eventually finds out she has super human intelligence she gets extremely excited and immediately which might not go as well as she plans.

    I plan to use little to no lines of dialogue in the first scene of my film. This is because it is supposed to represent a teenage kid who has gotten up in the morning and made her way to school which will be great for this specific example because a lot of times in the morning people will spend a lot of time getting ready and not nearly as much time talking to others. This is why I have decided to limit the lines in the first scene to make it seem more realistic and make the emersion of the scene seem like so much more.