Fade in:
INT. Study - DAY
Close up Diary REUNITED painted black letters. Hand opening print book. Transition through photograph.
close-up track into opening book above dissolve through photograph
Int. Darkroom - DAY
Dark red light. Projector WHEERING. CLUNK. Photo inserts.
close low angle PROJECTOR
Side angle projector
PrESENTER
(Voice over)
Memories. Moments. I held someone's life in my hands.
A large chest opens. Hands reach in removing the photo album.
High angle opening chest hands
PrESENTER
Hundreds of photos. Each with unique story. A person's life unfolded before me.
Close up: projector light
Lens leak
News paper cutting extreme close up unfolding
PRESENTER
( Voice over)
Left behind and forgotten. A hole in the record of their lives. I knew I had to return them.
2.
Ext. Room - DAY
A dark storage room.
Medium long shot - high contrast lighting. Cut between close and MEDIUM shot
PrESENTER
I was working on a project when I found a large collection of negatives. The chemicals had begun to run, the folder they had been kept in had began to rust, however from the photographs I could salvage I found thousands of images of someone's life.
Fast montage of hundreds photo flash on screen. "HOLD UP" by Fashion plays.
Int. Study - DAY
Presenter sits in a modest study. Holding celluloid up. Putting down. Facing camera track long shot.
It's interesting looking at these photos as each one is unique. Unlike today's photographs which are instantly available, you'd have to get these developed. This created a different type of photography.Each day 52,000,000 photos are uploaded to instagram.
However there has been a 5% year-on-year growth globally in film. Why has there been a resurgence? I went and met Tullie Parker, a photography historian (unless she wants to be called something else)
INT. Darkroom
Q1. How has photography developed? (Wet and Dry)
Q2. Whats the difference between Wet and Dry photography? (pro's & Cons each)
Q.3Why do you think there has been a resurgence in Wet photography?
B roll development of photos
(v.o)
Commentary of process
3.
Ext. Camera shop - dAY
A small camera shop bustling with activity.
presenter Tracking shot to camera:
presenter
I've come to this camera shop to see if I can shed some light on how wet photography works as a business.
Int. Camera shop - dAY
The store is filled with cameras and equipment, at any second the audience expects a gypse to appear trying to sell magic potions.
PrESENTER
How many photos do you develop?
Employee
(...)
PRESENTER
What happens if someone doesn't come to collect their photographs?
Employee
...
PRESENTER
How long do you store records of developed films for?
EMPLOYEE
...
EXT. HOUSE - Day
A normal country house. Camera cranes through window.
INT. STUDY - Day
The presenter is looking to the film in a study room.
4.
Medium long shot
PRESENTER
I found that after looking through lots of the photos, I recognized one of the landmarks.
The audience is pushed through a computer screen on Google Earth.
Track through computer
InT. Car - Day
Close up - key turn
Medium - face
PRESENTER
It's interesting looking at these photos as each one is unique. Unlike today's photographs which are instantly available, you'd have to get these developed.This created a different type of photography. Each day 52,000,000 photos are uploaded to instagram.
https://www.quora.com/How-many-photos-are-being-uploaded-on-Instagram-daily
However there has been a 5% year-on-year growth globally in film. Why has there been a resurgence?
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.timeinc.net/time/4649188/film-photography-industry-comeback
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