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ONE MORE DANCE

INT.

PAN AROUND THE BAR/HALL.

 

THE CAMERA STOPS ON THE BACK OF A GIRLS HEAD.

CLOSE UP.

 

OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT.

ECU OF GIRLS LIPS IN MIRROR.

 

WHIP PAN WHEN  THE GIRL STARTS TO TURN HEAD.

POINT OF VIEW.

 

 CLOSE UP OF HIS TORSO.

 

SHOT REVERSE SHOT BETWEEN THE GIRL AND MAN.

 

ECU BACKWARDS TRACKING SHOT ON HIS FEET.

 

 

CLOSE UP SHOT REVERSE SHOT BETWEEN THE GIRL AND THE BOY.

 

ECU ON THE LINKED ARMS.

 

 

Score

As the movie was starting with people dancing, swing in particular, I had to think of some music that really fed the era.
When I was thinking about 40's music I started to look at swing music like: BOOGIE WOOGIE BUGLE BOY OF COMPANY B by the Andrews Sisters

But I thought that it was too fast to dance properly to.

So I started to think logically about the mood between the characters and the story. I remembered this song by Vera Lynn that I had listened to when I was studying WW2 in GCSE History. Bluebirds Over The White Cliffs Of Dover.

This was perfect as it was slow enough to dance to and it was 3 minutes long. And it was significant to the era of the movie. Because the bluebirds were the British spitfires flying home after WW2.

Costume, Make-up and Hair Tutorials and Ideas

HAIR:

This is a tutorial that I found on YouTube that really inspired me on what my main character's going to look like:

MAKE-UP:

This is another tutorial that I found on YouTube for make-up.

 

 

VERA'S LOOK:

                  

        

THOM'S LOOK:

 





 

 

40's MEN HAIRSTYLE: