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Rendezvous The film opens up with Isaac looking at himself in the mirror, prepping himself for Valentine's Day imagining he is talking to his life-long crush Harriet. Whilst Isaac is talking to himself, a student walks out from the toilets and notices him acting strange, Isaac then feels embarassed and there is an awkward tension in the bathroom. A voice over then plays of Isaac talking about himself and how embarassing he is, he also hooks the audience in by discussing his plans for this year's Valentine's Day. The title sequence then plays cutting to Luke collecting a post-it note off the wall for his work, which cuts (through match-on-action) to the whole class doing work. Harriet is then introduced by asking Isaac for help on the question, this then cuts to Isaac dreaming about Harriet confessing her love for him. Isaac is woken up from his dreaming when Harriet begins clicking at him to get his attention as she is losing with patience with him, Isaac then embarasses ...

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Non-diegetic from the film : "I've watched 17 Valentines Day s pass and every one of them, I've been tragically alone. But this year I hope will be different" School bell rings Need a Friend by Siine begins to play (theme music from film) Voiceover : This summer... Follow Isaac's journey Transition effect Diegetic from the film : "Where's Luke today?" "Oh, I think he's ill miss" "Looks like you've got an admirer" Music volume goes higher Voiceove r: On his pursuit for love Non-diegetic from the film : "Had my eye on you for a while. Be my valentine. Will you be my Romeo?" Diegetic from the film : "I've waited for this day all my life" Music volume goes higher Voiceover: "But the question is, will he ever find his true match?" Music volume goes higher Voiceover: "With music from Siine" "And starring roles from Louis Piper" Diegetic from the ...

(School bell rings) - This is used to show where the film is set, it gives an immediate indication of what type of film it is. Dialogue from the film Narrator begins to read out some quotes from critics - These quotes will be taken from a questionnaire about our short film once it is finished. These quotes will be about what the audience thought of our film and what they would rate it. More dialogue from the film will be included in order to show more of the film to the audience as well as to further their understanding of our short film. The narrator will then quickly talk about the film by using a few words to describe the story line. For example, 'gripping'. Whilst the narrator is describing the film in a few words, music will begin to build up in the background. This music will be related to our film and will have also featured in the film. The trailer will then begin to round off as radio trailers for films are only short. The name of the distribution company (once...