The document outlines a £200 budget for a student film. It allocates £50 for props, £30 for costumes that are mostly already owned, £15 for food for the actors, and £20 for potential travel expenses if the planned location cannot be used. An additional £50 is budgeted as contingency for any last-minute changes, bringing the total budgeted costs to £165, leaving £35 of the £200 budget unallocated.

1. Budget
I will have abudgetof < £200 for myfilmto coverall costs includingthingssuchasprops,costume
hire,foodandtravel.
Whenit comesdownto contingencythe onlythingsthatwill affectmyfilmwouldbe the location
and if my actor can’t make a specificday thenI’ll have tore-plan.
 If I can’tget the local theatre (regentcentre) thenI’lluse the school stage ora dance school.
 If theyproducersof the Music I wantedtouse I wouldneedto re-considerandfind
somethingnewthatstill related
What? notes cost
Props I won’tneedtopurchase many
propsfor my shortfilmas I
ownmajorityof the itemsI
may need. ButI will setaside
about£50 for additional items
e.g.a trophyand medals,3
large printedphotosetc.
£50
Costumes Onlytwooutfitswill be
neededformymaincharacter
(pyjamasanda leotard) anda
suitfor the presenter.These
costumesIalready ownbut I
mightneedtopurchase other
outfitstouse in the photosso
theylookdifferent.
£30
food As itwill probablytake me
arounda dayfor to filmIwill
provide foodandbeverages
for myactors
£15
Travel Travel won’tbe a problemfor
my actors and myself aswe all
live close tothenlocationI’m
planningtofilmat.But if I
don’tmanage to getthis
locationImay needto
transportmy actors where I’d
have to pay forpetrol
£20
Contingency I will putaside asectionof my
budgetforcontingencyjustin
case I needtomake last
minute changessoI will be
able to coverthe cost
£50
Total £165