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The document outlines a detailed shot breakdown for a wedding video, capturing various scenes from the morning of the wedding day. It includes specific locations, moods, and shot descriptions for each scene, such as the bride waking up, the groom preparing, and emotional moments with family and friends. The narrative is structured to highlight the couple's story through visual storytelling techniques and intimate moments leading up to the ceremony.
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SDE Flow

The document outlines a detailed shot breakdown for a wedding video, capturing various scenes from the morning of the wedding day. It includes specific locations, moods, and shot descriptions for each scene, such as the bride waking up, the groom preparing, and emotional moments with family and friends. The narrative is structured to highlight the couple's story through visual storytelling techniques and intimate moments leading up to the ceremony.
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Wedding Video Detail & Shot Breakdown

Scene 1: Newspaper Drop (Establishing the Narrative)

Location: Outside the house, early morning light.


Mood: Calm, quiet anticipation.

Shot 1: Wide shot of a peaceful street just after sunrise. Light breeze, birds chirping.

Shot 2: Close-up of a hand (possibly a delivery person or a kid on a bike) placing or tossing a rolled

Shot 3: Camera lingers on the rolled newspaper — it’s specially designed: the headline says

Optional: Slow-motion or stylized shot as the newspaper lands.

Scene 2: Picking Up the Newspaper

Location: Front door area of the house.

Shot 1: Interior shot from behind the door — the door opens slightly.

Shot 2: A hand (could be the groom or a parent/close relative) picks it up gently.

Shot 3: Focus pull from the newspaper to the face of the person holding it.

Shot 4: Cut to inside, someone sitting down with the newspaper, flipping through it as if reading a s

Scene 3: Newspaper as Story Device (Highlight Bride & Groom)

Location: Indoors, dreamy transitional montage.

Shot 1: Close-up on the newspaper articles – short romantic write-ups like “How they met,” “The pr

Shot 2: As each article or photo is shown, it transitions into a live-action shot of the bride and gro

Groom adjusting cufflinks, looking in the mirror.

Bride's dress hanging in the soft morning light.

Small childhood photos framed nearby.


Technique: Split screen or newspaper graphic overlays transitioning into real footage.

Scene 4: Bride Wakes Up & Bathes

Location: Bridal suite, styled elegantly.


Mood: Intimate, soft, romantic.

Shot 1: Close-up of sunlight through curtains.

Shot 2: Bride slowly opens her eyes, still in bed. Soft smile.

Shot 3: Close-up of her hand touching the sheets or reaching for a note/glass of water.

Shot 4: Elegant shot of her walking toward a white bathtub with flower petals.

Shot 5: Overhead shot of the bride relaxing in the tub (silhouetted tastefully, focus on serenity).

Details: Steam rising, slow-motion splash, water glistening.

Scene 5: Groom Showers

Location: Groom’s bathroom, more minimal and masculine aesthetic.

Shot 1: Shot through steamy mirror — groom adjusting water or towel.

Shot 2: Silhouette or blurred shot of the groom under the shower (focus on water running down, fa

Shot 3: Towel drying hair, close-up of water droplets on mirror, or razor being put down.

Mood: Quiet confidence, excitement building.

Scene 6: Bride Doing Makeup

Location: Bridal vanity setup, natural window light.


Mood: Joyful, glowing.

Shot 1: Bride sits at a vintage vanity or in front of a big mirror with bulbs.

Shot 2: Makeup artist applies eyeliner, blush, lipstick. Soft music.


Shot 3: Reflections in the mirror — both of the bride and small emotional glances.

Shot 4: Friends/family quietly watching, smiling or capturing moments on phone.

Shot 5: Close-ups: makeup brushes, perfume spritz, delicate jewelry being worn.

Scene 7: Mother Zipping the Bride’s Gown

Location: Bridal suite, soft lighting.


Mood: Emotional, elegant, warm.

Shot 1: Close-up of the mother’s hands gently zipping the back of the gown, focusing on lace or be

Shot 2: Over-the-shoulder shot of the mother admiring her daughter.

Shot 3: Mirror shot: bride smiles shyly, maybe tearfully, as the mother steps back.

Shot 4: Soft moment — mother smooths the gown or places her hand over her heart.

Optional: Include a whispered blessing or soft exchange between them (captured candidly).

Scene 8: Mother Putting Tie on Groom

Location: Groom’s prep room, a little more grounded and casual in vibe.
Mood: Proud, nostalgic.

Shot 1: Medium shot of mother carefully placing the tie or bow tie around the groom’s neck.

Shot 2: Groom looking slightly down as she adjusts it — a reversal of a childhood memory.

Shot 3: Close-up of her hands tightening the knot slowly and gently.

Shot 4: Groom smiles; they exchange a look — no words needed.

Shot 5: Brief hand-to-cheek moment, or she fixes his collar with motherly affection.

Scene 9: Groomsman Tucking Groom’s Belt

Location: Groom’s room or suite.


Mood: Brotherhood, casual humor.

Shot 1: Candid, light moment — groom struggling with the belt, laughs, and the groomsman comes
Shot 2: Close-up of the belt being fixed; hands adjusting it in sync.

Shot 3: Groom looks up, smirks; a quick friendly exchange or clap on the back.

Optional: Insert short banter or laughter — shows their bond.

Scene 10: Groom & Groomsmen Having a Beer Moment

Location: Balcony, lounge, or prep room.


Mood: Relaxed, celebratory.

Shot 1: Group sitting/standing casually, opening bottles or cans of beer.

Shot 2: Cheers — slow-motion clink with natural light flaring.

Shot 3: Group laughing, telling stories — candid reactions.

Shot 4: Groom in center of frame, soaking in the moment — a quiet pause before the big day.

Optional: Include light toast or voiceover of one line like “To the next chapter.”

Scene 11: Bride Enters Bridesmaids' Makeup Room with Gifts

Location: Bridal prep room, full of activity.


Mood: Playful, emotional.

Shot 1: Bridesmaids getting makeup done, laughter and chatter.

Shot 2: Door opens — bride enters with a box or bag full of personalized gift packages.

Shot 3: Reaction shot — bridesmaids cheer or tear up.

Shot 4: Bride hands each gift individually; includes personalized notes, jewelry, robes, etc.

Shot 5: Close-ups of the gifts being opened, hugging, happy tears.

Scene 12: Bride’s Moment with Bridesmaids Over Wine

Location: Lounge corner of bridal suite.


Mood: Sentimental, joyful.
Shot 1: Bride and bridesmaids clink glasses of wine or champagne, all in matching robes or getting

Shot 2: Pan over faces — each woman smiling, laughing, perhaps one wiping away a tear.

Shot 3: Close-up of the bride watching her friends — emotional moment.

Shot 4: A mini group hug or everyone gathered around her for a toast.

Optional: Add soft background music or overlay a voiceover of a note the bride wrote them.
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