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Le Meteo – Final Film, Alternative Edits

Alberto and Dominic’s Edit: Mounir and Alfie’s Edit:

Le Meteo: Final Film Essai

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Le Meteo – Draft Edits

Alfie and Mounir: Alberto and Dominic: Harley Reuben: Aaron and Bryan

Year 7 Final Film: Script and Outline

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CHARACTER 1: Reuben CHARACTER 2: Aaron CHARACTER 3: Alberto Scene One: Location: South Bank with lots of people - Waterloo Bridge. Character 1 is rushing around, on arrival in the sheltered location they zip their jacket and hood up. They are trying not to be seen. CAMERA: Still, cutting between various shots of the character's journey to the shelter. Different shot types as we go. Scene Two: Location: Shelter Character 1 looks lonely in the shelter. On their own, possibly hiding their face. Looking cold. CAMERA: Inside the shelter, looking out. Possibly a point of view shot. Character 1 is shown typing into his phone. CAMERA: Closer to the character, cutting between his face and the phone screen
I'm not coming in - meet you in the shelter
Scene 3: Location: Classroom Sound: Ringtone. Character 2 checks their phone - it's the end of class and he leaves school to meet Character 1. CAMERA: Wide shot of the whole classroom with the student receiving the text closer to the camera. Shots of students leaving the lesson and moving to their next lesson. Scene 4: CAMERA: Montage of shots of weather based around the Thames. Shots of people on the street to reflect their reaction to the weather conditions. Scene 5: Location: South Bank Character 2 is shown looking around CAMERA: First person single shot Scene 6: Location: Shelter Character 1 is upset, he wanted to get away from the bullying. 

SCRIPT: 

C2: "What's the problem?" C1: [Shrugs, with his head in his hands.] C2: "Come on bro, don't be so sad." C1: [No reply] C2: [Sits down quietly beside C1] "Come on; I'm your best friend." C1: "Well..." C2: "What is it?" C1: "The Year 9s were bullying me." C2: [pats him on the shoulder]

CAMERA: When they first encounter each each other, filmed from inside the shelter - allowing a view of the weather, as well as the scene outside, possibly with Character 1 in silhouette. During the conversation: starting with a two shot, filmed from the side. This is filmed from the outside. Additionally we could film some over-the-shoulder shots with a second camera. Scene 7: Location: Following Character 2's path as he leaves the school. Character 3: follows character two to the shelter, he lags behind, hidden from him. While the other two are in the shelter, he takes a photo of the two of them. He laughs. CAMERA: 1st person view. POSSIBLE ENDINGS
  1. Characters 1 and 2 look up and see their photo being taken
  2. A shot of the photo being photocopied in large quantities
  3. The photo being shared in a classroom on phones during reading time
  4. The jumper, tie or the paper gets stuck in the photocopier
    1. Characters 1 and 2 discover him and make a truce
 

CHARACTER 1: Reuben CHARACTER 2: Aaron CHARACTER 3: Alberto Scene One: Location: South Bank with lots of people – Waterloo Bridge. Character 1 is rushing around, on arrival in the sheltered location they zip their jacket and hood up. They… Continue Reading →

Schism – L’Intervalle Final Film Essai

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London Premiere – Brilliant Q&A Session

After the screening of their film essay "Crossed Paths" at the BFI Southbank, the film club team provided a Q&A to the audience and the BFI Film Education team. To some, like their teacher, this is an even more powerful indication of what they achieved than the final film itself.

After the screening of their film essay “Crossed Paths” at the BFI Southbank, the film club team provided a Q&A to the audience and the BFI Film Education team. To some, like their teacher, this is an even more powerful… Continue Reading →

World Premiere

There are not many film makers who can say they screened their first film in an international film festival at the age of 13, but the London Nautical School Film Club did just that at the public screening of their film as part of a programme of 5 films screened on Sunday 22 June 2014 at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Here is a capture of their Q&A session afterwards.  

There are not many film makers who can say they screened their first film in an international film festival at the age of 13, but the London Nautical School Film Club did just that at the public screening of their… Continue Reading →

Crossed Paths – Final Film Essai, 2014

To premiere in a cinema in the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 21-23 June 2014, this is the London Nautical School Film Club's Final Film Essai, produced after a year-long investigation into the art of the "Long Take":

To premiere in a cinema in the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 21-23 June 2014, this is the London Nautical School Film Club’s Final Film Essai, produced after a year-long investigation into the art of the “Long Take”:

Final Film Essai – Plan

SCENE 1: Film 30 May Location: Lamp post. Poster, Static Long shot - Audience reads poster, 2 competitive friends grab tags. Loner sees poster and also pulls tag. Camera follows Eugene. SCENE 2: Film 30 May Follow montage Eugene in south bank streets SCENE 3: Film 30 May Location: same follow Montage of Alistair and Barnaby SCENE 4: Film 6 June Band on Blackfriars Bridge: unsuccessfully busking (sound: music, no dialogue). Eugene gives money. SCENE 5: Film 22 May Jump Cut Sequence: Loner: practicing maybe with headphones. Alistair practicing confidently with banter. Barnaby singing while doing everyday tasks. SCENE 6: Film 22 May Audition scene: Audition Waiting Room: Eugene arrives first, Friends arrive second, confident friend goes first, interaction between remaining two, friendly, Capable friend goes in, perhaps no interaction between. Both friends leave and Eugene goes in to audition. FINAL SCENE: Film 6 June Long Take: Camera focuses on bank, moves off concentrating on the crowd, eventually Eugene emerges from the crowd and his reactions to the band with its new singer is shown through how he looks.

SCENE 1: Film 30 May Location: Lamp post. Poster, Static Long shot – Audience reads poster, 2 competitive friends grab tags. Loner sees poster and also pulls tag. Camera follows Eugene. SCENE 2: Film 30 May Follow montage Eugene in… Continue Reading →

A Troubling Moment – Barnaby and Alistair’s Edit

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