Location

Below are some possible locations where we could shoot our film

Lorna's Room - The Young Girl's Bedroom

Ideally, we want to find a room that will not let in too much light and also, is not brightly coloured, as this will interfere with our chosen theme of despair. 

We are going to use this room because we believe it suits our film well. It is a large room and althought in the daylight it is ver ybright ; we are going to film in the evening around 5 or 6 when it gets dark to create a darker atmosphere for our film.

This is the birthday scene that we will be filming outside stella's house.

The stairs that we would be shooting from for the voiceovers of the two

adults as well as for the teddy bear scene.#

This is the kitchen where we will be shooting, it is nice and small and perfect

for the scene.

As the kitchen isn't directly opposite the stairs we decided to

use the living room instead of the kitchen first for oneof the scenes, then

the girl goes into the kitchen, to go see the bear.

Target Audience and Questionnaire

Moodboard About Teenagers and young people between 15 and 25
By Lorna

We have decided that our target audience is going to be:

- Teenage girls and young people between the age of 15 and 25.

- People who have lost someone they love and feel like they can relate to the film

- People who feel trapped or isolated in a situation and can't seem to find a way out but there is always a way

- Young people often turn to other things when they are depressed such as smoking, drinking and drugs which all have a negative affect on themselves.

Questionnaire

We created a questionnaire and distributed it to young men and women around our school to help us. We decided not to restrict our questionnaire to just women because we wanted to see what the men's choices would be and whether we should use two men who are bothers rather than two women who are sisters. The results of the questionnaire have told us that a lot of people have got siblings that they are very close to. From this we have decided to stay with the idea of the story being based around a young girl who has lost her sister and is looking back in her sister's eyes through her journal.
The question about personal possessions could have been a lot clearer if we had given specific options such as music box, digital camera, teddy bear and asked which possession would have been more precious to them. Most of the people we distributed the questionnaire to thought that storyline and emotion were the features that attract them to dramas and are very important.