On Tuesday 19th April, just before our music lesson, Frankie, Olly, Jack and I went outside to take some more promo shots we could use in posters and a programme. We used the collection of trees just outside the music block because it would look a bit like a forest opening which is appropriate for the setting of our play.
First, we took an individual shot each of the wolf and Little Red in the woods as this is the main setting of the play and also where the two characters meet.
We then decided to get a shot of Little Red on her way to the woods, walking along the path in her hoody in an industrial looking area which goes against the stereotype.
We next decided to get a couple of group shots in the woods showing the sly wolf, careless Little Red and the overlooking narrators.
Next, we got a couple of shots of the narrators by themselves, back to back with a tree in-between. Olly had a scared impression and I was careless and a little exasperated about his fear. Again, this was to go against the stereotype and it is an underlying theme in the play that Olly assumes females to be frail and easily scared and girly and I contradict him every time; in fact, there is a part where Olly gets scared whilst I just watch the action calmly.
Finally, we got a group shot on some grass in front of a building as the scene was not set in the woods. It shows Olly, who is the woodcutter in this scene barging into the house and the wolf being terrified whilst Little Red watches calmly and I stand annoyed at the side, exasperated at the fact that Olly assumes Little Red needs protecting. I am planning to change the background on this photo but I am currently unsure as to what.
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