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This scene unfolds on a rainy day, enhanced by non-diegetic sounds from "Singing in the Rain," adding humor to the atmosphere. The story begins as the daughter walks through the door, setting up a match-on-action shot that connects her entry with her father's casual demeanor on the sofa. Props like an umbrella, keys, and a tea cup emphasize their domestic setting. The use of low-key lighting and pathetic fallacy through thunder and rain complements the dialogue, where the father humorously teases his daughter about her rain-soaked appearance. It’s a warm exchange highlighting family ties against the backdrop of bad weather.
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Initial Thoughts - • Non-diegetic sounds- Singing in the rain song (adding humour) • Walk in through the door - Open the handle – match on action shot • Over-shoulder shot on the daughter to father
Mise – En – Scene • Props- Umbrella- Keys- Tea Cup- Kettle • Weather- Thunder & Rain (Pathetic Fallacy) – using diegetic sounds • Low Key Lighting • Clothing- School Uniform- Casual clothes for a father
Conversation • Talking about weather • ‘Shall we go out for dinner tonight’ • Conversation is led on sofa Person B - ‘Oh is it raining outside? – you look like a drowned rat?!’ Person A - ‘Ah, thanks Dad, you always try to make a fool out of me’ Person B - ‘I’m only joking, shall I make you a cuppa tea?’ Person A - ‘yeah, that would be lovely – but I guess I will be making it’
Thoughts on shots • Dolly – side or behind character walking to the front door • Cut – match on action on opening of door • Character B is already sat down on the sofa - Over shoulder shot, looking at character A (Blur the door) • Last shot is in the kitchen, whilst the daughter is making a cup of tea. A male boy of the same age, is in the garden looking in at her
