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According to the lighting-up time and The Road Lighting Act of 1942, the street lights in Eastney, Portsmouth will turn on at 17:53 on the 1st of February, exactly 1 hour after sunset.

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The predicted weather on this date is sunny yet cold, around 9 degrees in the day and dropping to 1 degrees during the evening/night.

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Portsmouth, Portsmouth, United Kingdom Monthly Weather | AccuWeather

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Southsea

Portsmouth, Southsea

50.782256, -1.060137

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Eastney Esplanade is a beach side walkway located in the South of Portsmouth in Southsea. It is known for having a good view of the sunset and sunrise with plenty of beach side views along the bottom of the island. The street lights are aesthetic and aren't too modern that they ruin the 1950s look of the film. The area hasn't changed much since this time period and the Old Eastney Barracks fit the mood of the film as well.

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Some things to consider with the location are the parking meters scattered along the sea front as well as the road closures needed to prevent cars not of the time period featuring in the film. Eastney Beach belongs to Portsmouth City Council who have an easy to access website detailing the costs and procedures to film on their land as well as the expected time period of gaining rights to close down a road to shoot a film.

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The beach scene "Remains of the Day" (1993)

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One other adaptation of the novel shows a very dingy, dark seafront nearing the end of the day, the busy scene shows how the people of the time period enjoy their evenings. Drawing on this inspiration, this shot in particular has peaked my interest as the composition of the shot is exactly how I like to film. The straight on approach to establish the characters in the world as well as the symmetry adding to the simple beauty of the composition.

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The simple lights from the lamp posts will feature in the scene with the elegant benches being placed next to them making for an easy to frame full shot of the characters sat next to the lamp post much like the shot in the 1993 adaptation.

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As said before, the full shot will be used to establish the characters place in the scene as well as to introduce the setting and lamp post next to the characters.

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Over the shoulder shots will be used when the pair are sitting down to keep both characters in shot whenever they are talking.

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A tracking shot will be achieved with a dolly following the characters walking towards the bench with the sunset in the background. This will follow their movements the whole way until they are seated on the bench. The only other time this angle will be used is when the lights turn on later on in the scene, similar to the angle of the picture shown earlier.

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Cinema Locked-ON

Functions:
24.00P - OFF

NTSC/PAL

Resolution: 1920X1080 @ 50 mbps.

Frame Rate: 25p
Internalise Media: A&B

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Canon EOS C300 MK1
Samyang XEEN 5 Prime Lens Kit
Vinten Pro Tripod
Wally Dolly Complete Kit
Follow Focus and Mark Ring
Metabones lens adapter & case

IDX battery charger

2x 256GB CF Sandisk Media Cards

XQD/SD card reader

CamRade wetsuit rain cover & case
Canvas Pop Reflector

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xqx-9ohdItuavfiGG5lQTBj7CMT3b7LD-bwXUojWOWY/edit?usp=sharing

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THE REMAINS OF THE DAY -Script Breakdown