Set Designs

This is the set design of my parent's home, comparing to the one below, it is a lot smaller and cramped. However, the couple I was interviewing would be able to sit on the sofa facing the camera forward. In front of them would be a small coffee table with two cups on, giving the affect that they are comfortable in the position they are in. Behind the camera, there would be me and Sian. Sian would be keeping an eye on the camera whilst I ask the questions to the couple. We had an idea to film the couple at the same time with two cameras but with a small amount of space and the last minute change of area, we didn't the time and the space to do it, which of course was another big shame. But the audio was perfect in the area, a microphone wasn't needed.   

Here is the rough set design that was set in my cousin's house. The main reason why we didn't end up filming here was because my uncle was having two meetings on the two days we were going to film. 

 As you can see, it is more spacious and set out similar to a talk show. I was looking forward to film here as the lighting wouldn't be as dark, so the footage would actually be useable and the fact you could experiment with the camera angles in the room as it is so spacious. In the area as well, the plan was that Sian and I would be filming the couple at the same time but in a different angle so during editing we could jump to each shot of the couple's faces and hands. Overall, it is quite a shame that we didn't film in the room but at least we could save the idea for another time.