The document provides details for filming a 2 minute horror sequence called "After Hours" at Brinkburn College on November 11th. It lists the main actor and supporting role, cameramen, camera equipment, props needed, and wardrobe. It also describes 3 filming locations - the front of the college for an establishing shot, the back of the college where strange events begin to occur, and a dark room inside the college for the climax.

1. Call Sheet
Film: Horror sequence – After Hours.
Tag Line:
Length: 2 minutes (MAX)
Shoot Date: 11th November 2013
Location: Brinkburn College
Call times: 11am – 12.30pm
Cast: James Allan (Main actor)
Cast: Bradley Dyer (Supporting Role)
Camera: Sam Appleyard & Matthew Swinbourne (Cameramen)
Camera Equipment: Sony Handcam Model no. DCR-DVD92E
Tripod (all equipment borrowed from college)
Props:Mobile Phone, Fake Blood, Towel/Cloth, Bench
Wardrobe: Mainly wearing normal clothing they would wear on any
regular college day. This will set the tone/theme that every thing is
just as it should be at the time, just a regular day at college until it
becomes after hours…
Location 1: Front of the college right by the main entrance. This will
be the very first scene location used in our film, it will involve a time
lapse and also some context as to where the first character is

2. androughly what time of day it is, also as to why he is waiting in
college after their regular hours inside of college. Lastly we will need
to give the overall setting of where the film is. We hope to achieve
this through the use of the time-lapse at the beginning.
Location 2:This will be set towards the back of the college as it is a
similar setting but not the same so it looks like it has changed
somewhat from location 1 near the front of the college. Here is where
most of the strange/peculiar stuff begins to happen and will also help
with the transition into our third location.
Location 3:For our third location we will find a room inside of the
college that will suit our needs for size and more importantly the
lighting of the room as we will need it to be pretty dark to suit the
scene that we would ideally like to shoot.