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1. Model, Prop and Location
Organisation and Photoshoot
Planning
By Callum Hemmings

2. Choosing my Model
• For choosing my model, I wanted someone
who is reliable and comfortable in front of the
camera. I also wanted someone who knows
what they are doing with camera work so I
always have a second opinion when I need
one. I obviously want a friend to be my model
as I will be more comfortable with a friend .

3. Candidate 1: Adam Tyson
• Adam has been my model
before so I know he is
reliable with meeting up
and costume changes.
Adam also knows what he
is doing behind the
camera as well, meaning
he has good input on
shots and angles.

4. Candidate 2: Sion Tate
• I have never worked with Sion
before so I am unsure if he is
reliable or not. However, while I
know he is good at meeting up, I
am not too sure on costume
changes, as well as camera work.
However, as long as he can meet
at the established time with
clothes for a costume change,
everything should be fine.

5. Candidate 3: Alec Bell
Alec is one of my oldest friends so I know that he will
be a reliable model. However, Alecs wardrobe style
might not match up to what I envisioned for a
filmmaker. However Alec has good knowledge on
camera angles and filmmaking iconography, so Alec
can help with photoshoot one way or another.

6. My Model
• My Model will be my friend Adam. This is
because we have both helped each other in
photoshoots before so we can do the same
thing now. He also does photography, so he is
a very good second opinion on shots and
camera angles. We are also the same age so
we both have similar ideas on how to
approach themes and design.

7. Organisation
I obviously need my models consent to do
the shoot, so that I have his consent to take
photos of him and so that we can get the
shoot organised. I sent him a message via
email as to link my pitch and a model
contract

8. Confirmation
• Because now I have his consent, I will message
him closer to the time explaining what
location I have chosen for the shoot, meaning
I need to contact the university.

9. Prop Organisation
• For Props, I decided to get things Film related.
Naturally this would involve a camera, so I
plan to ask my model Adam to bring his
camera so we can use it as a prop. I have a old
film clapperboard as a prop from a holiday to
Disneyland. I can use these to make good film
related pictures.

10. Organisation (Prop)
Obviously I need his permission to use his
camera as a prop so when I contacted him
about the shoot, I asked him about his
camera as well, thankfully he agreed.
Another prop Adam has is his crutches. I can
probably use them in a way for the photo. I do
not need to ask him to bring them obviously
because he needs them.

11. Location Organisation
• As I mapped out in my Location scout, I had a choice of
3 locations, St Peters Campus Photo studio, Under
Wearside Bridge, and Outside Empire Cinemas. The
studio would be good for the lighting and with the
white background, it makes it easier to edit in
Photoshop. Under the Bridge will allow me to have an
urban background for the mise en scene, should I
choose it. Empire Cinemas provides a good backdrop
for Film, on whether I wanted to talk about
Independent and Hollywood. I ended up choosing
Under the Wearside Bridge, as I wanted to include a
urban backdrop as an option and if I changed my mind
I can still easily edit.

12. Organisation (Location)
Under the Bridge is public land so
the only organisation needed was
to let Adam know where we are
going.
With underneath the bridge, we
simply had to walk down and find
some graffiti or other forms of
Urban art unlike St Peters Campus
where I would actually need to
make an appointment