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As they speak, the camera will alternate among full frontal couple head shots, full frontal shoulder couple shoulder shots, full frontal close-up individual head shots and three-quarter to full profile couple head or shoulder shots. The end of the scene shows them debarking in clear morning light at a very scenic airport in the Alps, with huge full color panorama of the snow-capped mountains in warm daylight. There is no snow on the tarmac, but we can see snow on the ground where the planes do not go. We see a full scenery panorama with the plane on the ground, could be a different and smaller plane than the first, as they may have switched planes in Paris. This airport does not have the capacity for the larger aircraft. The plane can be already stopped and the baggage handler carts are approaching as passengers...

The camera dollies in as we see the couple leave the plane, and Joseph is carrying both bags.
Scene Two: Having fun in Europe:

This scene begins with a collage of things that they do together, each very short video spirals in like an arriving newspaper page from an old newsreel. As the newspaper pages spin in the color changes from anitqued paper with slightly rages edges to full color and the picture fills the screen before another spins in over it, covering it. The music is full romantic strings, beginning with a rather processional type melody which gets slightly louder and each picture fills the screen. The music switches to romantic slow

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