Lawrence Sedgwick UCA/Television Production: Pre Production Unit

Equipment list:

Camera -

Cannon - 7D
Nikkon, D5200

Lenses -

Tripod -

Track and Dolly/ Steadicam

Lights -

Tungsten kit
Redheads
3.0 lighting

Green Screen -

Tone/Mood:
The film will start off quite poignant as it is to give a scene of connection to Henry's character, he is trying hard to fit into the Jehovah's Witness region like his family but he just hasn't got the passion for it and it almost constantly getting his script wrong and keeps on being rejected by home after house trying to preach. The tone will start of quite slow with the father telling his son the bad news, then the tone pick up as Henry is trying his hardest on his mission. The tone will then slow down once more as Henry keep on being rejected.

As we introduce the delinquents the mood will change to something more lively and silly. The tine of happiness will increase by seeing what the delinquents do on a regular bases. With the increase of colour and loudness along with the music in the background will prepare the audience to the people that Henry will soon have to deal with. The mood will then turn even more silly when Henry comes to their front door and the delinquents mistake him for the land lord.

Lastly at the end, the mood will be quite soft as Henry starts to change and thinks about his experience up till now being a Jehovah's Witness. The tone will then speed up and the mood will then explode with fun and silliness as Henry gives up his religion and decides he wants to live an authentic life and becomes a delinquent himself.

Audience:
I made this for a mature audience, ages around 15 and over. It is a relatable film as some lives change when they challenge their beliefs. I didn't make this to offend to Jehovah's witness religion but I intended to create this for people who have that struggle of finding themselves and embracing who they are.

Locations:

Rochester -