Shots- Location: homes of couple,

When: valentines day, wedding day of new couple, anniversaries.

Who: Newlyweds (just married in the past weeks, months or year) Old couples married over 50 years. Friends and family of the couples.

Type: Two shot (appropriate for documentary), close up, establishing shots (to set the scene).

Layout- mise en scene: Homes, churches, photos of the couples, (black and white for old couple), engagement and wedding rings.

Draft Ideas- starts off with old couple sitting together

Home video clip of their wedding day

Then newlyweds sitting together with a clip of their wedding day so the audience can see the contrast .

Interviewer would ask the same questions to the couples (show the couples answers to the same question one after another to show the difference)

Interview family and friends of the couples.

some questions that I would include:- how is marriage perceived today compared to 50 years ago? – Did you have a small or big wedding day? Why? Should you be religious to be able to get married?

Shots- Location: Thorpe park, Chessington world of adventures, Leggo land and Alton towers.

When: Summer when the theme parks are at it’s busiest. Also bonfire night.

Who: Customers, tourists, employees and managers.

Type: crane shot, establishing shot, long shot. Fast editing to show the action and to contrast with the fast rides.

Layout- mise en scene: Rides, roller coasters, games, prizes, restaurants, shops, information booths.

Draft Ideas- Film some of the rides, compare different roller coasters.

Where the parks are and compare them for ages ( whether for younger or older children)

Different deals/ annual passes

Interview some of the customers from different theme parks: Why did you chose this theme park? Do you like any of the others? What's the best ride? Etc

Interview the employees: Whets it like to work in a theme park? Would you recommend it?

Shots- Location: church, registry office, castle, temple home or beach.

When: Mainly in the summer (most people want nice whether).

Who: Priests, couples, guests, family.

Type: establishing shot, two shot, group shot, long/mid shot and crane shot.

Layout- mise en scene: either a church or different location depending on what type of wedding it is, bride and groom with all guests, ceremony and reception, dresses, suits, cars, rings, presents, cake etc...

Draft ideas- look at different weddings for example cultural weddings, whacky weddings with themes, normal weddings and also eloping. Go through the story of each wedding with interviews in-between. Also show stories of disastrous weddings in newspapers and facts with pictures. I would want this documentary to be humorous at times but to also show the seriousness.