poem – ‘Invitation’ by Sri Aurobindo

(focused on shots not editing + sound)

The Brief – ‘invitation’ by Sri Aurobindo

Deadline – Tuesday 14th December

Filming dates – Sunday 10th Dec, Tuesday 12th Dec, Wednesday 13th Dec.

Location – Both Woods in West Sussex, and St Mary.

Narration: My Dad, Speaking the poem. Or music (TBD)

Locations:

• Westmount
• St Brelades
• Noirmont
• Ouaisne Tower
• King street
• Minden place
• Burrard street
• Hautlieu hall
• England (tbc)

Filming dates:

• Tuesday 12th, afternoon (king street and Burrard street)
• Thursday 14th, morning (Westmount, St Brelades bay, Noirmont and Ouaisne tower)
• Friday 15th or Tuesday 19th, after school (Hautlieu hall)
• Wednesday 27th – Wednesday 3rd (England)

equipment:

• phone gimble
• phone
• hall lights

Young People:

In trainspotting young people are mostly represented as people who do not care about life, this is shown with spud, who gets high for a job interview, so he does not get it

older people:

older people are portrayed as more responsible, wise and knowledgeable then younger people, we see this with rentons parents who attempt to help him get off drugs

women: Women in the film are shown to break the stereotype of men being higher, this is shown with diane who has the upper hand on renton and threatens to call the police on him.

men: men in the movie are shown as very stereotypical, this can be seen with begbie who is an overly aggressive and masculine person

addicts: the film gives a sympathetic view to addicts, highlighting how hard it is to quit drugs when you’re reliant on them, we can see this when the baby dies, showing how drugs have negatively affected renton, but he still struggles to quit

scottish people: scottish people are shown as lower class then english people, renton also yaps about hating being scottish, and he moves to england to seek better oppurtunities