For this piece, I’d like to develop a scene that is centred around movement. I’m interested in finding different ways to capture movement and action, specifically why are character is performing that action in that specific place. I want to create a scene filled with opposition, where particular elements don’t necessarily match, but in this movie world do.
Aside from the action, I would like to incorporate interesting uses of colour, potentially through wardrobe and props, to make certain actions or moments more interesting to look at. I would like the action to navigating shot rather than dialogue and think it would be interesting to rely more on facial expressions and body language to create a narrative.
LOCATION
- Doctors office/waiting room (story element)
- Dressing room (visual)
- Shopping centre (lots of potential locations)
- Parking lot (wide shots)
ACTIONS
- Weaving between people as they walk down
- Eating food, licking crumbs off fingers
- Process of pulling out head phones, plugging in etc.
AUDIO
- Day time TV in background
- Applying makeup (brush on skin etc.)
- Zipper sounds
- Page turning
CHARACTERS
- People pleasing
- More about actions and facial expressions than dialogue
- Reoccurring actions (e.g. cracking knuckles)
VISUALS/MOTIFS
- Colour (interweaved through the scene)
- Balanced shots, symmetrical, or completely off
- Mirrors or framing within a frame
Overall, I’m not really set on a narrative idea or concept in general. I think with some more time a small narrative could come out of this, but personally I’m more interested in finding interesting actions and sounds and how to best shoot them.



