Planning the Visual Narrative
External Side
In this post I will go over how I will go about representing the first side of my two-faced character. This side of Oliver will be his outward representation of himself to his family and teachers (his fake side).
Lighting
For the lighting I will try to use more warm lighting that distributes evenly throughout the room and his position in the frame. I do not have much else to say for this because it is not going to be a major element for developing the representation of my character.
Costume
The costume will be the main way that I will show the difference between the character's two sides because it shows a clear visual contrast to the audience. The costume is also a clear signal that tells the audience his level of social classs and his obedience. So he will bewearing a very neat white button-down shirt because the color white is accosiated with purity and innocence.
Props
The props will be an important element because it also easy to show his "good boy" side. What I can use are trophies stacked in his room along with an expensive computer to show the wealth of his parents. And maybe to add some small details like an honor roll certificate on his desk that definitley add a little cherry on top for the representation
Setting
The setting will be located in a high end bed room to represent his wealth and spoiled nature. To do this I can just use the master bedroom in my house and call it the main character's room.
References:
Teaching Independent Learners. (2017, September 7). Story elements: Setting [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5USpsvsNJw
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