This being my first year as a media student, I have not yet experimented with much film-making, hence, I am open to exploring many ideas, whether it be exciting or more ordinary. Initially, I was inspired by using the locations which I am surrounded with and setting my scene within those. Living in Carlton, I have access to many locations which can inspire quite different moods and tones to a story.

Carlton gardens

• warm & sunny
• lots of green
• park benches

Provokes these sounds:

• birds chirping
• crunching of leaves
• sounds of traffic in the background

City streets

• A more quiet street
• A few cars and trams pass by
• cold and windy (grey)
• people walking by

Provokes these sounds:

• trams/car noises
• footsteps
• sound of wind
• birds flying by
• soft murmurs of the people

I am not entirely sure of what these locations/sounds may inspire at this point. However I want there to be a sense of drama as I really want to include on of those dramatic chase scenes. Hence having two characters; the runner and the chaser. However there could be a plot twist and turns out the person is only chasing them down because they dropped their wallet or something.

Here is a funny example of what I was also inspired by: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24uTb6jEs_g

Other actions could be:

• Clutching onto a coat as they shield themselves from the wind
• Stopping to check the time on their watch
• Sitting on a park bench and people watching
• Reading a book in the park
• Texting on their phone with their earphones in as they walk down the street
• Bumping into someone accidentally