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FAMILY CLyMDICS
The Location for this picture can be either your own backyard, a nearby empty lot, the local park, or a picnic ground. In the event you do not want to shoot it as a family picture, you have the background for a good continuity at a picnic or some other outing you might attend.
Its greatest charm and entertainment value, however, is undoubtedly as a family record. It permits the taking in of the whole family and any number of friends and relatives you desire.
We are giving you what might be called a casual outline. We do not know your surroundings, the athletic proclivities of your family members. Here’s the basic idea ; add or subtract to your heart’s content.
Scene 1. A long-shot of the family car in front of the house and the entire family, each carrying something down the walk to deposit it in the car.
Scene 2. A close-up of everyone piling into the car. You can break this up into a number of shots if you desire. Showing all crowding around the door. Then working in closer and possibly shooting all of the feet endeavoring to be the first to get on the running board. Then to the eager faces of each as they demand to get started.
Scene 3. Shoot this as a long-shot of the picnic grounds. With no one in the scene. Then let the car come into the
scene, drive up to its parking spot. All of the foregoing is a long-shot.
Scene 4. Close-up of the car as everyone is trying to get out at the same time. (This shot can be elaborated upon if you wish to secure individual shots of the various youngsters trying to squeeze past grown-ups or trying to get through the doors two at a time.)
Scene 5. Long-shot taking in everyone in the party. Showing Mother piling up food. Father opening bundles. Kids out playing leap frog, somersaulting, rolling in grass, etc., as kids will when they hit the open spaces. Permit the kids to let off steam.
Scene 6. Follow Dad with the camera. He sits down on the ground, opens the paper, starts to read.
Scene 7. Shoot over Father’s shoulder, show sport page, and be sure to show the illustration of an athlete, preferably a runner.
Scene 8. Shoot front view of Dad reading.
Scene 9. Shoot close-up of Dad ; have him lift his head and register idea. Scene 10. Work back a ways for a quarter-shot and have Dad waving his arm as though calling someone to him and shouting.
Scene 11. Same action as in Scene 10, but make this a long-shot to show that Dad is calling the kids to him. Hold this shot as kids come up to him.