This document is a budget report for a film project by Tanika Singh. It details that the total expenditure was £16. £4 was spent on a mask for an antagonist and £2 on food coloring and washing up liquid for fake blood. An additional £12 was spent on food and drinks after filming. No other costs were incurred for casting, locations, equipment or editing as these were provided by the school or shot at convenient free and private locations.

1. TanikaSingh
Budget
Expenditure
Director’s fee
Editor’s fee
Cinematographer’s fee
Sound person’s fee
Sub-Total
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
Pre-Production
Casting
Workspace hire
Sub-Total
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
Production
Cast
Props
Make-Up
Travel Expenses
Location fee
Food and Drink Expenses
Equipment hire
Sub-Total
£0.00
£4.00
£2.00
£0.00
£0.00
£12.00
£0.00
£16.00
Pre-production
Editing Facilities
Music fees
Sound Dubbing
DVD copies
Sub-Total
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00

2. TanikaSingh
Our total expenditure was £16. We did not need to spend a lot of money due to the fact
that we had nearly everything that we needed. The first £4 was spent on a mask for one of
the antagonists to wear. There was no need to buy a mask for the other antagonist as the
school had provided us with one. The £2 was spent on food colouring and washing up liquid,
which was used to create fake blood. We did not have to pay for travel as we used the bus
to get to our locations. We did not need to pay for our locations as the forest is free to the
public and our other location was at our director’s house. The school provided filming
equipment and editing facilities to us, therefore there was no fee. We spent £4 each on
food and drink after filming, resulting in a £12 total.
Total Expenditure £16.00