Research & Planning: Revised Script

Revised Script

Scene 1:

Aby: Chris I don't understand why we have to go and see them.
Chris: But it's my family. I miss them and they really want to meet you.

Scene 2:

Chris: Look, if you don't want to come you don't have to. I just thought it would be nice to have spend some time away from Uni.

Scene 3:

[in car]

Chris: You ready?

Scene 3:

[Chris knocks on his parents' door, but nobody is in]

Chris: I'll phone my dad.

Aby: Hurry it's cold out here.

[Chris is on the phone to his father]

Chris: Hi, where are you guys?

Dad: We've just nipped over to Paris to visit your Aunt and Uncle for the weekend. Why, where are you?

Chris: Well I'm outside yours with Aby, we drove down to surprise you and Mum.

Dad: Oh well erh we aren't there, but the house sitter should be there soon.

Chris: House sitter?

Dad: Yeah, we asked Megan to watch the house for us.

Chris: Megan as in my ex-girlfriend Megan?

Dad: Yep, good luck! Look son got to go, we're about to go wine tasting

Chris: Okay, well have fun! See you when you get back

[Chris hangs up the phone]

Aby: So?

Chris: They're in France, won't be back until Monday.

Scene 4:

[Megan appears from around the corner with bags of shopping]

Chris: [Noticing Megan] Megan!

Megan: [Noticing Chris] Chris?

Scene 5:

[All characters are sitting awkwardly in the living room silently. Tension between Aby and Megan]

Scene 6:

[Dinner table]

Aby: How long has it been since you two last saw each other?
Megan: Must be about three years?
Chris: Yeah. It's gone fast!

Scene 7:

Megan: Look I'll get out of your way, I'll see you around!
Chris: I'll see you out

[at Front door]

Megan: It was really nice seeing you again
Chris: You too
Aby: Chris, are you coming inside?
Megan: Bye

Scene 8:

[In guest bedroom]

Aby: I saw the way you were looking at her
Chris: I don't know what you are talking about
Aby: Yes you do, you couldn't keep your eyes off her! It was as if I wasn't even there!
Chris: Stop being so dramatic.
Aby: Is that what you think?
Chris: Well you are aren't you?
Aby: I thought we came here to spend time with each other, but you clearly want to be with her.
Chris: It's not my fault, I haven't seen her for years!
Aby: Well you spend as much time as you want with her, I'm going home.
Chris: You being serious?

Scene 9:

[Aby drives off]

Chris: *sigh*

Scene 10:

[in living room]

Chris: I can't believe she left, thanks for coming over.
Megan: It's fine honest. I thought you'd be upset so I brought you something

[pulls out a crate of alcohol]

Megan: *Comforting noises* I've missed you
Chris: I've missed you too…

Scene 11:

[guest bedroom]

Megan: Look, that shouldn't of happened, you have a girlfriend!
Chris: What did we even do last night?
Megan: I don't know but I remember laughing… a lot! *both laugh*
Megan: I best be going. Let me know when you're next visiting.

Scene 12:

[Bathroom]

Chris: *Sobbing* Why doesn't she love me?

Scene 13: 

[Megan's living room, tears run down Megan's face]

Scene 14:

[At dinner in parent's house, Chris is sat at the dinner table alone in deep thought]

*Knock at the door, Chris walks to front door, opens it*

Chris: Megan?

Research & Planning: Publication Plan

Research & Planning: Updated Storyline/Plot

After having a meeting with my partner, we have decided on the revised idea for our storyline (since two of our actors are now unable to partake in this production).

Plot:
Male character moved away to university a couple of years ago. He decided that him and his girlfriend were going to come home one weekend to surprise his parents. When they got to his parents house they were on holiday and his ex girlfriend (and high school sweetheart) was housesitting as she is still close friends with his parents. The male protagonist and his girlfriend decided to stay for the weekend even though his parents weren't there. Seeing and spending time with his ex brings back some good memories and feelings, they end up falling for each other again and when the weekend is over he decides he is not going back to the city and breaks up with his current girlfriend.

Cinematography: 

• high key lighting - bright, happy
• Colouring - red, white, pink
• Slow paced editing, mostly straight and jumps cut to make it realistic and maybe some graphic matches and action matches.
• Shot types - Medium and long shot mostly, a few close ups and establishing shots
• Camera angles - high angles on the current girlfriend, low angles on main male character and main female

Mise-en-scene:

• Male and girlfriend from the university dressed smartly and fashionable
• People from the country wearing casual clothing
• natural make up

Sound:

• Royalty free, acoustic music and our own sound effects

Research & Planning: Film Poster Draft 2

This is my second draft of my film poster. The main photograph is of the male protagonist and his ex girlfriend (his high school sweetheart) lay together on a sofa, whilst the male protagonists current girlfriend is sat on the opposite end of the coach, with a blank/angry expression on her face. The comedic element comes from the contrast between the two lovers' happy faces, and the current girlfriend's blank expression. The romance can be seen from the loving relationship evident between the male protagonist and his ex girlfriend (they are lay next to each other, I apologise for my lack of drawing skills). Above the photo is the title of the film, Double Ex. The text is slanted at the same angle as the sofa (and as the banner below the photograph). Above the film name is the names of the three 'star' actors playing the main characters in the film. Below the photograph, as mentioned, is a slanted banner. The banner gives important information about the release date of the film, and it also displays a (temporary, yet to be decided upon) film tag line. Below the banner is the usual movie credits (written in steeltongs font), and the production/distribution company names/logos. I have also included a link to the film's website, and put the film's certificate rating (12A) in the bottom right hand corner.

Research & Planning: Film Poster Draft 1

This is draft 1 of my film poster. For this poster I envisioned the male protagonist and his ex girlfriend (his high school sweetheart) stood next to each other gazing lovingly at each other, whilst the male protagonists current girlfriend is stood behind inbetween the two characters with an angry/blank expression. The photograph needs to be comedic, yet hint at a relationship between the male protagonist and his ex girlfriend. The title of the movie 'Double Ex' is displayed in a large block sans-serif font above this photo, as is the list of stars (actors) involved in the movie. Below the photograph is the typical production company/distribution company logos, alongside the movie credits (in steeltongs). As well as this, I have included my movie's film certificate rating (12A), and the film release date.

Research & Planning: Actor 3 (Abigail Woodcock) Profile

Abigail Woodcock will be playing the role of the male protagonists' 'current girlfriend'. She will be seen mostly on screen arguing with the male protagonist, and will eventually break up with him. We get a negative feeling about this character from the outset, and the audience will approve of the break up as a way of the male protagonist and his high school sweetheart getting back together. The character will come across as quite 'fake', she will be very into her looks and finds it difficult to care for others. The audience will feel some sympathy for the character as she is 'replaced' by the male protagonists high school sweetheart; though ultimately the audience will prefer his ex to his current girlfriend.

© Abigail Woodcock

© Abigail Woodcock

© Abigail Woodcock

Research & Planning: Actor 2 (Megan Ormiston) Profile

Megan Ormiston will play the role of the male protagonists 'high school sweetheart', or his 'ex'. The audience will immediately like this character as she is sweet, very natural and is incredibly caring, smart and funny. The male protagonist eventually falls back in love with this character, as does she with him. Although she is seen to 'replace' the male protagonists' current girlfriend, the audience agree with the male protagonists' reasoning for choosing her over his current girlfriend.

© Megan Ormiston

© Megan Ormiston

© Megan Ormiston

Research & Planning: Actor 1 (Chris Holtie) Profile

Chris Holtie will play the role of male protagonist. He thinks he is in love with his current girlfriend, until one day he is reunited with his high school sweetheart. His love for his current girlfriend declines rapidly as he falls for his ex. Although he may sound like a character with bad morals (because he breaks up with his current girlfriend), the audience will feel sorry for him and his feelings for his ex girlfriend (his high school sweetheart) will resonate with the audience, and they will ultimately support his decisions.

© Chris Holtie

© Chris Holtie

© Chris Holtie

Research & Planning: Chosen Film Name, Production and Distribution Company Logos

After meeting with my partner, we have decided on the name of our film, the logo we will be using for our production company 'Picture House', and the logo we will be using for our distribution company 'Lights Out'.

Chosen film name:

"Double Ex"

We decided to name our film Double Ex as it gives our audience a clue as to the plot of the film. The film name also has a double meaning. On one hand it states that the film will have two characters which are 'ex's (as in past relationships), but it is also a play on the words 'Triple X', which may suggest mild sexual activity within the film. As well as this, our audience survey agreed with our decision as 57% of users chose the name 'Double Ex' over 'The Ex Ex'.

Chosen Production company logo:

As mention in our previous meeting post, we decided to name our production company 'Picture House'. I came up with the name as I believe it to be quite a fitting name for a studio that produces rom-com films. The name is not genre-specific, so it would allow for production of films with other genres. Myself and my partner agreed to use this logo design (one I created) as it incorporated the symbolism of the 'House', but did so in quite a subtle way. We agreed mixture of serif and sans-serif fonts worked very nicely.

Chosen Distribution company logo:

Again, as mentioned in a previous meeting post, myself and my partner decided to name our distribution company 'Lights Out'. We agreed that we wanted a name that was quite abstract, though not too abstract that it would be difficult to remember. I came up with the idea of naming the company 'Lights Out', as it relates to the screening element of distribution. The phrase 'lights out' can also be connected with the process of the dimming of lights when in a cinema screening. The logo itself was designed by my partner. I created a similar design, but we agreed it wasn't legible when viewed from far away.

Research & Planning: Friends With Benefits Movie Magazine Analysis

Genre

It is abundantly clear from the pose of the two characters on the cover of this magazine that the film in question, Friends With Benefits, is a romance. Although we known Friends With Benefits to be a romantic-comedy, the comedy aspect isn't too clear on this cover. The only glimpse at humour is the slightly mischievous smirk on Mila Kunis' face as she grasps Justin Timberlake's tie. Both the lighting and colours of the cover photo are very nature-inspired, which symbolises a natural love story. The other colours on the page include pink and white, which are perceived to be quite feminine colours; again stereotypically insinuating that the movie is a romance, perhaps from a females point of view.

Representation

There is clear representation of stereotyped gender roles in this magazine cover. The male protagonist is seen to be grasping the main female character, whilst she is cosying up to him in a stereotypically sensitive feminine manner. There is a slight break from the stereotyped gendered roles as we see that the female character could be said to have the power as she is grasping the male protagonists tie, and he seems to be fine letting her do so. The look on the female characters face leads us to believe that she is in the driving seat of the relationship, which undoubtedly will be the main focus of the films storyline. The male character in this photograph is dressed very smartly, which perhaps goes against the stereotype that men dress badly and look generally quite scruffy. In contrast, the slender female character is dressed in a very stereotypical glamorous black dress.

Narrative

From the picture on the magazine, I would assume that the storyline goes along the lines of: two strangers are somehow introduced into each others lives, perhaps through work (purely based on what they are wearing, very formal clothing), and then the male protagonist (I have come to this conclusion based on his stature in the photograph) falls madly in love with the female character; who plays hard to get (based on her grasping of the male characters' tie, in a mischievous yet sexy way), but she eventually succombs to the male protagonists' charm and they live happily ever after. Or something to that extent. The cover line 'Secrets of sexual attraction' indicates that there may be a focus on sexuality in the film, perhaps through either sexual tension or perhaps sex scenes.

Audience

Based on the narrative of the movie (which I have concluded from the photograph on the cover of the magazine), I would say that the target audience of this film is females aged between 16 and 24. I think the sexual aspect of the story line may put off older audiences, and it may not be understood fully by viewers under the age of 16. I think females will be mostly interested in watching this film as the magazine itself 'Elle' is aimed towards females, after all it is a female lifestyle magazine. There is also the inclusion of an attractive male on the cover which will undoubtedly attract a large amount of viewers from Justin Timberlake's fan base. I do believe there will be a lot of men/boys watching this film also, perhaps aged between 15 and 21; as they may be fans of Justin Timberlake, or the idea of sexual activity including Mila Kunis might attract them.

Media Language

The masthead of this magazine is very prominent on the page, it takes up over a quarter of the real estate of the page. Contrary to this, the masthead resides in the background of the two characters in the cover photo. Unlike a traditional magazine where the date and issue number are positioned at the top of the page, they are both found next to the barcode in the bottom right of the page; which works better as it does not draw any attention away from the main feature. The cover lines appear to scale in a hierarchy, with the most important cover lines being in bigger, bolder text; and the less important ones being in thinner fonts and at smaller font sizes. For example, the main feature 'Mila + Justin' is written in a slab font, and is coloured a very vibrant pink-red. In contrast, the less important coverline 'How To Stop Being Angry' is written in a smaller font size and is coloured black - it might not immediately attract the readers' attention.

Research & Planning: Anchorman 2 Movie Magazine Analysis

Genre

It is pretty clear from the costumes of the characters that the film is a comedy. This is because the actors playing these roles are generally well known, so the addition of a quirky moustache and humourous clothing indicates that the film is not one to be taken seriously. The mixture of serious, smirking and outright strange facial expressions also hints that this is a comedy. The seriousness of the center male indicates that he is the main protagonist, as does his extravagant clothing. The actors themselves, Paul Rudd and Will Ferrel, are known for playing comedic roles; so this is yet another clue as to the genre of the film. The fact that the cover is of four males gives away that the film is not a romance, nor does the inclusion of out-dated clothing suggest that it is an action movie. These features, along with the line tag line 'Staying classy...' ultimately tells the audience that it is a comedy film.

Representation

The fact that there are only photographs of men on the cover of this Film magazine suggests the gendered attitude of the film. We can assume that the protagonist of the film is a man, and we also assume it is the man in the center of the cover photo. These four men appear to be a stereotypical group of boys. There seem to be four very unique personalities represented in the cover photo, with the male character on the left looking seemingly 'bookish', and the fellow slightly to the right of him looking quite traditional and outspoken. The protagonist in the center comes of as very extravagant, the audience may assume his character to be quite pompous and arrogant. The male character on the far right appears to be inappropriate and rude. The staggered layering of the characters may also indicate each of their roles in the film. For example, the character behind the rest of the characters may be secondary and less important, whilst the protagonist at the front of the other characters is the most important.

Narrative

The film title 'Anchorman' is typeset in a bold sans-serif font, which is overlayed on top of the cover photo. The title gives a clue as to the theme of the movie, which we presume to be related to a news room or the job as a news anchorman. The inclusion of four male characters suggests that they are a friendship group, perhaps work colleagues. The characters' attire and over grown facial hair suggests the film is set in the 70's/early 80's, though this is just speculation. Like I mentioned earlier, the choice of clothing for each of the character's gives an insight into their personalities. The tag line 'Staying Classy...' suggests some sort of irony, which may suggest that the characters in the film aren't actually very classy at all - though the protagonist does look to be very well dressed (in a suit) and well groomed (you might say).

Audience

Because the cover photo is of classic and very well known A-list Hollywood actors, I would presume the target audience of this film is quite broad, possibly between 18 and 34 year olds. The reason I believe there to be quite a large audience is because the film is part of a franchise, with this being a second installment. The first movie was originally released in 2004. I believe the audience will be primarily males, possibly due to the fact that one of the main attractions of the film is the actors themselves - comedic actors such as Steve Carell carry a large male fan base. The cover is trying to resonate with viewers of the first Anchorman film. I think this as they have used the same styling of costume/hair/make-up as was seen in the first movie; which will be quite nostalgic for some audience members.

Media Language

The busy layout of the page indicates that this magazine is one which includes a lot of content. This is further realised as the feature 'Anchorman 2' is actually listed as part of a series entitled 'Our Ultimate Guide to Small and Big Screen'. The magazine's masthead is oversized and self-explanatory (the magazine is called 'Total Film', and it is a film magazine). The magazine features a total of 13 cover lines, with the feature 'Anchorman 2' taking most of the attention. Above the masthead there are several photographs which act as teasers for a feature within the magazine 'Ultimate TV & Movie Winter Preview'. Written quite small within the masthead area is the date and issue number, along with a link to their online website. We can see from the cover that the 3 colour rule has been generally stuck to, with is being yellow, black and red in this instance but with a small inclusion of blue.

Research & Planning: 'Good Bear Gone Bad'

'Good Bear Gone Bad' is a short video I produced for my employer, Dixons Travel for presentation at their annual managers' conference. The aim of the video was to highlight our Manchester Terminal 1 store 's customer plan.

I really enjoyed the process of coming up with ideas for the video, as my manager gave me creative freedom. I was even able to convince the actual Airport police to get involved; as you can see when Pudsey bear gets arrested, he is read his legal rights.

This project was a great opportunity for me to practice my production and editing skills. I was the 'producer' of the video, so I chose every element from the colleagues that would be involved, to the location and shooting schedule. I even got to order an (alleged) Pudsey bear costume. The shoot itself was very fun, as I was able to get a lot of my colleagues involved. We shot the footage using a Canon 6D SLR, and I edited it all together using Final Cut Pro X on an Apple Retina Macbook Pro.

Before I embarked upon this project, I had only scarcely used Final Cut Pro X, so I have managed to learn a lot whilst I was editing this video. I learnt to use different transitions, play with audio (such as remove background noise and make dialogue more prominent) and use different titles and video effects (such as the high contrast filter on the Pudsey bear sequence).

Overall I really enjoyed being part of this project and the skills I have taken away from it will help me detrimentally when producing and editing my own movie trailer.

With thanks to the Dixons Travel terminal 1 team and the Manchester Airport Police.

Research & Planning: Animated Shots with Sound from Sound Test

Research & Planning: Solvr

http://solvr.freshbrain.com/d/516qx385rr

Research & Planning: Meeting Post 3

Our meeting:

• Tracy and Andrew (actors for male protagonist's parents) will no longer be able to be involved with the trailer due to a changing of circumstances. This means we have no actors available to play the male protagonist's parents.
• We have found a possible location which will be suitable for the following required sets:
• Lounge
• Guest room
• Dorm room
• Driveway
• Living room for ex-girlfriend
• Kitchen

Action plan:

1. Take photographs of the location to see if it is suitable (put these on a separate post)
2. Take actor head shots (put these on a separate post)
3. Either find replacement actors for protagonist's parents or rewrite the storyline and remove the parents' characters

Research & Planning: Plan for the Week

Posts to do by the end of this week:

1. Friends With Benefits magazine analysis
2. Animated shots with sound
3. Meeting post 3
4. Anchorman magazine analysis
5. Poster drafts
6. Chosen movie name
7. Chosen production company name/logo
8. Chosen distribution company name/logo

Extra posts:

1. Poster props list
2. Poster costumes list
3. Poster software & equipment list
4. Magazine props list
5. Magazine costumes list
6. Magazine software & equipment list
7. Actor 1 headshots
8. Actor 2 headshots
9. Actor 3 headshots
10. Confirmed location(s)
11. Location recce's
12. Second draft of script

Research & Planning: First Draft of Script

Script Draft 1

Scene 1:

Aby: I don't understand why we have to go and see them, you see them every christmas.
Chris: But it's my family. I miss them and they really want to meet you.

Scene 2:

Chris: Look, if you don't want to come you don't have to. I just thought it would be nice to have spend some time away from Uni.

[in car]

Chris: You ready?

Scene 3:

Tracy: Aww come here!
Andrew: Have you done this to him?
Chris: Mum, dad, this is Aby.

Scene 4:

[in Kitchen]

Tracy: She seems nice
Chris: Yeah, she is
Tracy: Oh did I tell you Megan's coming over for dinner later?
Chris: Megan my ex girlfriend Megan?!

Scene 5:

[Dinner table]

Andrew: Howl ing has it been since you two last saw each other?
Megan: Must be about three years?
Chris: Yeah. It's gone fast!

Scene 6:

Megan: That's my dad! Best get off
Chris: I'll see you out

[at Front door]

Megan: It was really nice seeing you
Chris: You too
Aby: Chris, are you coming inside?
Megan: Bye

Scene 7

[In guest bedroom]

Aby: I saw the way you were looking at her
Chris: I don't know what you are talking about
Aby: Yes you do, you couldn't keep your eyes off her! It was as if I wasn't even there!
Chris: Stop being so dramatic.
Aby: Is that what you think?
Chris: Well you are aren't you?
Aby: I thought we came here to spend time with each other, but you clearly want to be with her.
Chris: It's not my fault, I haven't seen her for years!
Aby: Well you spend as much time as you want with her, I'm going home.
Chris: You being serious?

Scene 8:

[Aby drives off]

Chris: *sigh*

Scene 9:

[in living room]

Chris: I can't believe she left, thanks for coming over.
Megan: It's fine honest. I thought you'd be upset so I brought you something

[pulls out a crate of alcohol]

Megan: *Comforting noises* I've missed you
Chris: I've missed you too…

Scene 10:

[guest bedroom]

Megan: Look, that shouldn't of happened, you have a girlfriend!
Chris: What did we even do last night?
Megan: I don't know but I remember laughing… a lot! *both laugh*
Megan: I best be going. Let me know when you're next visiting.

Scene 11:

[Bathroom]

Chris: *Sobbing* Why doesn't she love me?

Scene 12: 

[Megan's living room, tears run down Megan's face]

Scene 13:

[At dinner in parent's house]

Tracy: Cousin Anthony is coming up to see us tomorrow, I'm not sure if he's bringing Hayley and the kids. Should be nice.
Chris: Yeah that sounds good
Andrew: You really like her don't you?
Chris: It doesn't matter, I'm not going to see her again anyway.

*Knock at the door*

Andrew: Shall I go?
Chris: No it's alright I'll get it

*Walks to front door, opens it*

Chris: Megan?

Research & Planning: Meeting 2

Our meeting:

• We spoke to two of our friends who are actors and they kindly agreed to be in our trailer. Our friend Megan Orminston has agreed to play the role of the 'ex girlfriend', whilst Chris Holtie has agreed to play the role of the male protagonist.
• We have found a possible location for the parents' house.
• We have talked to some friends and their parents to see if they will play the roles of current girlfriend, Abigail Woodcock and the male protagonist's mum, Tracy Woodcock and dad, Andrew Woodcock.
• We have decided that the name of our production company will be 'Picture House' and our distribution company will be called 'Lights Out'

Action plan:

1. Find final locations and take photos of possible ideas.
2. Write first of script.
3. Set up a meeting with Megan, Chris, Aby, Andrew and Tracy to take head-shots, discuss the plot and technical details as well as do make up tests. Also discuss the script and make necessary changes.
4. Obtain actor release forms from all the actors involved.
5. Create a shooting schedule that everybody can adhere to and create call sheets for everybody.

Research & Planning: Animated Shots

Research & Planning: What I've Done Today

This is just a quick recap of what I have done on my blog today. This will help me keep track of things that I have yet to do. Below I have also put a list of the posts I have yet to do that I aim to complete by the end of this week.

1. Plan For The Week →
2. Film Distributor Name & Logo Ideas →
3. Costumes List →
4. Props List →
5. Film Name Ideas on Solvr →
6. Distribution Company Logos →
7. Social Networking Feedback →

1. Meeting with partner
2. Animatic Storyboard
3. 2 x Film Magazine Analysis'
4. Film Poster Drafts
5. Make up Research
6. Shot list

Research & Planning: Social Networking Feedback

I asked my twitter followers to tell me which film name idea they preferred; 'Double Ex' or 'The Ex'. I have embedded the replies I received below.

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— Georgia Taylor (@Georgiagrace0) November 6, 2013

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— Babs (@mcfcalex_) November 6, 2013

Research & Planning: Distribution Company Logos

Once I came up with the name 'LightsOut' for our distribution company, I decided to produce four possible logos for the company. Each logo embeds some sort of symbolism to the name in some sort. The first logo is negative on the word 'out' which symbolises the lights being turned off. The second one is very similar to the first, except that I have added two opposing shadows to the words 'Lights' and 'Out'. In the third logo, I have filled the white where the centre of the 'O' usually is; again representing the dark. For the last logo (and my personal favourite), I have created a lamp within the centre of the 'O' in 'Out'. 

My personal favourite

My partner's logo designs: http://rebeccafiska2media.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/research-and-planning-distribution_20.html

Research & Planning: Prop List

Suitcases (for scenes 1, 7 and 8)

Piles of clothes (for scenes 1, 7 and 11)

Car (for scenes 2 and 8)

Pans (for scene 4)

Plates & Cutlery (for scenes 5 and 14)

Food (for scenes 4, 5 and 14)

Bottles of alcohol (full and empty) (for scenes 9 and 10)

Research & Planning: Costumes List

Male character (protagonist)

He will dress quite trendy, but understated. Smart/casual. This could be simply some nice jeans, a graphic t-shirt and lace-up boots.

Current girlfriend

She will be dressed in designer clothes, with quite a loud image. Very fashion conscious. Perhaps a leather skirt with a graphic blouse and heels.

Ex girlfriend

She will wear quite understated clothes, will look good without trying too hard. More natural colours; tries not to stand out too much. Dark jeans and a nice patterned top with flats.

Dad

Very basic clothing. Not much thought into what he wears. Jeans and a plain top.

Mum

Quite stylish but again, very understated. Possibly some knitwear, mum jeans and walking boots.

Research & Planning: Film Name Ideas on Solvr

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Link to the Solvr page:
http://www.a.freshbrain.com/solvr/d/ht0c3yjf7b

Research & Planning: Film Distributor Name and Logo Ideas

Existing film distributors (well known):

Warner Bros.

Screen Gems

 20th Century Fox

Universal Pictures

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Columbia Pictures