Filming Day 5
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This call sheet provides details for the fifth day of shooting including location, scenes, cast, costumes, equipment, and safety considerations. The shooting will take place at Ivel Springs and involve scenes 1, shots 1, 3, 4, and 5 featuring cast members Georgia Farey and Robin Hutchinson dressed in 1940s costumes. Potential hazards include damp grass but actors have been warned and footwear requested. Transportation is primarily walking with some parking restrictions.
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- 1. Call Sheet Shooting Day No. 5 Call Time 13:30am Date 12/12/14 Director(s) Jessica Farey, Polly Pritchard Notes, health and safety considerations, child protection: The only hazard could possibly be damp or muddy grass if one of the actors were to slip over when they ran. We have warned them of this and asked them to have sensible footwear. The ground may also be uneven to they should run cautiously. Scene & Shot No (Taken from Storyboard) Location Cast Script Pages Scene 1, Shot 1 Ivel Springs Robin, Georgia 1 Scene 1, Shot 3 Ivel Springs Georgia 1 Scene 1, Shot 4 Ivel Springs Robin Scene 1, Shot 5 Ivel Springs Robin, Georgia Cast Character Costume & Make-Up Georgia Farey 1940's Sister Green blouse, mid-length Khaki wool skirt, loafers, gas mask box Robin Hutchinson 1940's Brother Blue shirt, smart trousers, shoes, braces, gas box Special Instructions – Equipment – Remarks Equipment: HD Camera, Microphone, Boom Pole, Tripod, Dolly, Advanced Schedule Arrive at Jess' house to prepare costumes and make-up Cover Set The field is open however the weather forecast is scheduled to be dry. In case this is wrong we will bring umbrellas and there is a thick covering of trees in Ivel Woods nearby. Directions to Location On Foot: A two minute walk from Jess' house on the opposite side of the A507. By Car: A short drive down Bygrave Road, however the only parking spaces available are reserved for the nearby allotment owners. It would be more practical to walk there. Bus Routes/Rail/Underground: N/A