Day 1 Shoot

Monday, 12 May 2026

Artist Warehouse Loft · 15 Prince Edward Road, London E9 5JX

DAYSH Call

10:00

General Call

12:00

Wrap

18:30

Director

DAYSH

DOP

Captured By Three

Schedule

10:00DAYSH arrives — hair, makeup and getting ready begins
11:30Crew arrive — loft setup begins
12:00General call — Moe Koroma
12:30Scene 1 — The Intimate Scene
13:30Scene 2 — The Disconnected Scene
14:15Afiya Muir arrives — wardrobe change
14:45Scene 3 — The Argument
15:30Moe Koroma wrap
15:45Scene 7 — The Detachment (Friends ×3 arrive)
16:30Scene 9 — The Glasses Match Cut
17:00Scene 10 — Pouring the Drink
17:30Scene 8 — The Driving Scene (Golden Hour)
18:30Day 1 Wrap

Location A

Artist Warehouse Loft

Address15 Prince Edward Road, London, E9 5JX
AccessGround floor entrance — ring buzzer. Production on-site from 12:30.
ParkingStreet parking on Prince Edward Road — arrive early.
TubeHackney Central or Cambridge Heath (Overground), 5 min walk.
BusRoutes 26, 48, 55 stop nearby.

Scene Requirements Summary

#SceneTypeTalentKey Props
01The Intimate SceneNarrativeDAYSH, Moe KoromaWarm practical lighting, Sofa / rug dressing
02The Disconnected SceneNarrativeDAYSH, Moe KoromaSofa / room dressing, Phone (optional prop for DAYSH)
03The ArgumentNarrativeMoe Koroma, Afiya Muir, DAYSHCinematic lighting rig
07The DetachmentSocial ContentDAYSH, Friend 1, Friend 2, Friend 3Drinks / glasses, Uniform wardrobe for extras
08The Driving SceneSocial ContentDAYSHCar with sunroof, Magic Arm rig
09The Glasses Match CutSocial ContentDAYSHMultiple sunglasses (4–6 pairs), Tripod — locked off
10Pouring the DrinkSocial ContentDAYSHCrystal glassware, Champagne or spirit of choice

Scenes — Day 1

NarrativeArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 01

The Intimate Scene

15 Prince Edward Road, London — Living Area

Concept

The beginning of the relationship. DAYSH and the Male Love Interest share a close, tender moment — the warmth before the breakdown. This scene establishes the emotional stakes for everything that follows.

Vibe

WarmIntimateRetro FilmTender

Reference

Sasha Keable - Act Right

Camera Direction

Warm golden-brown tint. Directional warm light from one side creating cinematic shadow. Medium shots and close-ups. Slightly confrontational framing — intimate and direct. Subtle handheld movement.

Props & Equipment

  • Warm practical lighting
  • Sofa / rug dressing

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

The Intimate Scene
NarrativeArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 02

The Disconnected Scene

15 Prince Edward Road, London — Living Area

Concept

The breakdown of communication. DAYSH and the Male Love Interest are physically in the same space but emotionally miles apart — no eye contact, no conversation, just silence and distance.

Vibe

ColdDistantTenseSuffocating

Reference

Sasha Keable - Act Right

Camera Direction

Same warm-toned visual language as Scene 1 but the spatial dynamics flip. The gap between the two subjects in frame is the key compositional element. Wider shots to show the distance. Slow push-in on DAYSH's face for the close.

Props & Equipment

  • Sofa / room dressing
  • Phone (optional prop for DAYSH)

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

The Disconnected Scene
NarrativeArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 03

The Argument

15 Prince Edward Road, London — Interior

Concept

A volatile, explosive argument between Moe and Afiya inside the warehouse loft. Moe is trying to leave while the argument escalates between them. DAYSH is present in the background, watching it all unfold almost as a fly on the wall. She is still, detached, observing the chaos around her without intervening.

Vibe

RawExplosiveIntenseHigh ContrastClaustrophobic

Reference

Wretch 32 - His and Hers (Perspectives)

Camera Direction

Three layers to cover: (1) The argument — tight handheld close-ups on Moe and Afiya, cutting rapidly between their faces as the tension escalates. Moe always angled toward the exit. (2) DAYSH in the background — wide shots that keep her visible but out of focus, watching. Occasional slow push-in on her face as she observes. She is the still point in the chaos. (3) Cutaways — hands, the door, objects in the room. High-contrast interior lighting using the loft's existing practicals. Wretch 32 His & Hers energy — raw and real.

Props & Equipment

  • Cinematic lighting rig

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

The Argument
Social ContentArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 07

The Detachment

15 Prince Edward Road, London — Living / Social Area

Concept

DAYSH is in the studio loft living area surrounded by friends who are laughing and having a good time, but she is completely unbothered and checked out — not engaging, not reacting. The contrast between their energy and her blank presence is the visual hook for the reel.

Vibe

CoolDetachedUnbotheredSocial

Camera Direction

Wide shots to show the contrast between DAYSH and the group. Close-ups on DAYSH's blank expression while the friends are animated in the background. Handheld, social-feeling movement. Reel-ready framing — vertical crop considered.

Props & Equipment

  • Drinks / glasses
  • Uniform wardrobe for extras

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

The Detachment
Social ContentCar / OutdoorSCENE 08

The Driving Scene

Moving vehicle — sunroof shots

Concept

Dynamic performance shots captured from inside a moving vehicle, specifically utilising the sunroof for unique framing. DAYSH performing through the sunroof as the car moves.

Vibe

High EnergyMovingConfidentFree

Camera Direction

Camera inside the car looking up through the sunroof at DAYSH. Magic Arm rig for exterior angles. GoPro or second camera for interior wide shots. Natural light — golden hour preferred for warmth.

Props & Equipment

  • Car with sunroof
  • Magic Arm rig
  • Sunglasses

Talent

Location

Car / Outdoor

Visual Reference

The Driving Scene
Social ContentArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 09

The Glasses Match Cut

15 Prince Edward Road, London — White Brick Wall

Concept

A static, slow dynamic zoom on DAYSH performing. The only thing that changes in the frame is the sunglasses — multiple pairs, multiple looks, same energy. Beat-driven cuts.

Vibe

ConfidentLow-EffortBeat-DrivenReel-Ready

Camera Direction

Tripod locked off against the white brick wall. Slow zoom in between cuts. Each cut is a different pair of sunglasses — same position, same energy. Beat-synced editing in post.

Props & Equipment

  • Multiple sunglasses (4–6 pairs)
  • Tripod — locked off

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

The Glasses Match Cut
Social ContentArtist Warehouse LoftSCENE 10

Pouring the Drink

15 Prince Edward Road, London — Kitchen Island

Concept

A highly stylised, slow-motion shot of a drink being poured — focusing on the liquid, the glass, and the hands. Premium cinematic B-roll for the visualiser.

Vibe

PremiumSlo-MoCinematicB-Roll

Camera Direction

Slow-motion setting on camera. Tight on the glass and the pour. Multiple angles — overhead, side-on, close on the liquid. The kitchen island as the surface. Clean, minimal framing.

Props & Equipment

  • Crystal glassware
  • Champagne or spirit of choice
  • Kitchen island as surface

Talent

Location

Artist Warehouse Loft

Visual Reference

Pouring the Drink

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