Last partner meeting

 In our last meeting, we came up with engaging scenes to add

We had elaborated on this topic in previous meetings, but we decided to use stop motion for our pieces. We decided that we needed another type of shot in the piece, to keep the interviews engaging for the audience. The use of stop motion would be a way to visually represent what the interviewee is saying, as if the interviewee becomes the narrator. Though, we did need to discuss what entities would be there to represent our interviewees stories. After further thought, I thought using chess pieces could be a good idea. This is because the size and structure of them could resemble different people in a family. An example is having the queen chess piece, acting as the mother. When speaking with Colin, he thought it was a good idea too. 

This was the plan I originally thought of.( Please excuse the drawing, I am not really good at it). Specifically in Danielle's interview, she spoke about her perception of religion, and her difference in views, than compared to her parents. Therefore, I thought it would be interesting to have an overhead shot of a queen, king, and pawn chess piece, surrounding a cross. Later, the pawn will walk away, and find her "own" path. I thought this would depict Danielle's narration the best, because it shows her, represented as the pawn, finding her own path and meaning towards religion.