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Contingency plans are made for filming car scenes late at night to minimize risks. Permission will be obtained from home owners before filming in houses. Actors' availability will be checked and potential replacements identified in case of scheduling conflicts. The film is planned for release in late April 2019, about a year after conception, to allow editing while avoiding summer heat. An alternate October 2019 release is scheduled in case of delays.
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Production plan
This document provides a production plan for a short film about mental illness. Key details include:
- The film will launch on March 11th 2018 to give time to complete it to a high standard. March is seen as a good time as the weather is poorer so people will want entertainment.
- Equipment needed includes cameras, tripods, SD cards, computers, headphones, and software like Adobe Premiere and Audition. Sound effects, a studio logo, and musical score will also be used.
- Permission slips will be obtained for any actors under 18. Legal ownership of footage, logos and music will be considered.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to its
Risk assessment
This document identifies and addresses various risks that may be encountered during the filming of a music video. It outlines potential issues such as actor illness, weather problems, equipment malfunctions, props/costumes not arriving on time, poor actor performance, unsafe locations, and general health and safety concerns. Contingency plans are described to prevent or overcome each risk, such as having backup actors and equipment, checking weather ahead of time, ordering props in advance, providing actors with detailed direction, and prioritizing safety during filming. The goal is to ensure the successful and smooth production of a high quality, original music video.
Pre produc
The document discusses the filmmaker's pre-production process for their drama/murder mystery film. They decided to film at a friend's house to have flexibility and help from each other. They storyboarded and watched similar films to understand cinematography for the genre. Costumes were everyday clothes to seem relatable. They filmed most scenes in one night after practice runs and securing the tripod. Pre-production paperwork and planning helped filming go smoothly. Safety of the small cast/crew was a priority since filming privately.
Production plan
This document provides details on the production plan for a short film, including casting, crew, budget, and scheduled dates. The main characters of Molly, a 21-year-old abuse victim, and Ian, a 25-year-old soldier, will be played by Holly Early and Nathan Searle respectively. A supporting couple role will be played by Joe Manzi and Kat Douglas. Scott Renton will assist as crew. A £100 budget is allocated for props, makeup, and catering. Specific dates are scheduled for storyboards, production schedule, uploading to YouTube, and an evaluation. The film will launch in October 2020 to target winter audiences.
Production plan
This document provides a production plan for a short film about mental illness. It includes the launch date of March 11th, 2018. Equipment needed includes a camera, tripod, SD card, computer, headphones, and software. Permission slips will be obtained for actors under 18. Legal ownership and copyright of footage, logos, music is considered. The film will be rated 12A and adhere to content guidelines. Contingency plans address issues like weather, actors, or equipment problems. Amy Hill is cast as the main character and makeup is needed.
Production plan
This document provides a production plan for a short film about mental illness. It includes the launch date of March 11th 2018, a list of needed equipment like cameras and software, permission forms, legal considerations around copyright and ratings, contingency plans for issues that may arise, and notes on casting including the main character and extras.
Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and launch plan for a short film, including requiring 3 main actor characters and 1 crew member for sound and lighting, budgeting for a mask and possible drone rental, and selecting a March 10th launch date to target audiences when they are more likely to watch on a Sunday without conflicts.
Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and work plan for a short film project. It states that 3 main actors and 1 crew member for sound and lighting will be needed. The actors will need to be available for multiple days to film different scenes. Most of the actors' existing clothes can be used for their roles. A mask may need to be purchased for one character. A drone may also need to be borrowed for filming. The target launch date for the film is March 10th, 2019 to allow plenty of time for filming and to reach the intended audience on a Sunday when not at work. No permission slips will be required as all involved will be over 18.
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The document discusses costumes and props for a film. It notes that characters committing crimes will wear dark clothing to be difficult to see, while characters in house scenes will wear different, lighter clothes. Characters not involved in crimes will wear lighter clothes to distinguish them as not bad. Key props include a torch, money, phone, car, stick, keys, and pen/paper. The costumes section describes specific outfits for characters James and Samuel at different points to show James becoming the bad guy and Samuel and James as the real criminals compared to others.
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This document summarizes the ownership and permissions for various elements of a short film. It notes that the filmmaker owns the copyright to the original filmed footage and logo. Sound effects were obtained royalty-free from freesound.org so no additional permission is needed. The film would likely receive a 15 age rating due to some violence, crime, and rude language, but nothing is directed at anyone and does not include extreme or graphic details. The film will be uploaded to YouTube and submitted to a short film festival, so all necessary rights and releases have been secured.
Dedicated new script
1) James and Samuel go on their last robbery together, hitting multiple houses and taking cash and valuables.
2) During the final job, James plans to steal all the money from the group and drive off on his own.
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Hl for marketing
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- 1. CONTINGENCY PLANS For my filmIwill be doingalot of filmingincars,thiscomeswitha lotof healthandsafetyrisks whichI will prepare forclosertothe filmingdate.Iwill make sure thatwe are filmingquite late at nightfor all the car scenes,thismeansitwon’t be busyandthere shouldbe minimal risks.Therewill alsobe filminginthe streetslike the previousproblemIwill make ariskassessmentandadhere toit to make sure my actors remainas safe as possible.Iamplanningtouse multiple differenthouses in the film,Iam goingto ask permissiontothe home ownerbeforeIstartfilmingincase theyare uncomfortable withthe processatall, andif itis a problemIwill contactfriendsorfamilytoask permissiontofilmintheirhome. If myactorscan’t make the filmingdatesIcan try toreschedule until everyoneisavailable,if anactorcan’t do the filmthenIwill needtolookforsomeone else to playtheirpart, thiswouldn’tbe difficultandcouldbe sortedoutpromptly. I will releasemyfilm inlate April 2019, thiswill aboutayear afterthe ideawas firstplanned.This date givesa lottime to perfectthe edit.Asthe filmisbeingfilmedinthe middle of winterthe best time to release itwouldbe inwinter howeverthatwouldmake the release date toolate.Aprilisalso headingtowardsthe endof summerandthe reallyhotweather.Mybackupdate in case it’snot finishedforApril issometimeinOctober2019 thisgivesme a few more monthstoiron outthe problemsthatcouldhave delayedthe initial release.