Filming Day 6
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This call sheet provides details for the sixth day of filming including health and safety considerations for filming in a school setting. It outlines the scenes and shots scheduled to take place in a school storage cupboard featuring actors Lewis and Robert. Precautions are noted regarding use of extension cables and lighting equipment. Instructions are given for equipment transport and cast costume/makeup preparations. The filming location is specified as being completely indoors, eliminating weather concerns.
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Filming Day 6
- 1. Call Sheet Shooting Day No. 6 Call Time 09:00am Date 14/12/14 Director(s) Jessica Farey, Polly Pritchard Notes, health and safety considerations, child protection: Because we are filming in a school environment, many precautions have already been taken to ensure it is a safe area. We will need to use extension cables for some of the equipment this time to we will make sure that nobody trips over this. We are also using more powerful lighting so we will be careful around this so nobody is burned. Scene & Shot No (Taken from Storyboard) Location Cast Script Pages Scene 2, Shot 8 Storage cupboard Lewis 1 Scene 2, Shot 9 Storage cupboard Robert 1 Scene 2, Shot 11 Storage cupboard Lewis 1 Cast Character Costume & Make-Up Lewis Lochhead Narrator Jeans, hooded zip-up jacket, trainers Robert Coldrey Taunting boy Jeans, jumper, boots Bits & Extras Report To Sleeping bags Jess Special Instructions – Equipment – Remarks Equipment: HD Camera, Microphone, Boom Pole, Tripod, Dolly, Lighting Advanced Schedule Visit site office beforehand to get keys for the room. Cast to get into costume during form-time before coming to the location period 1. Polly to collect equipment and props and transport them to the bunker. Cover Set The room is completely undercover and we are not filming any scenes outdoors so this should not be an issue for us. Directions to Location On Foot: A short walk around the back of the school- our cast have agreed to film during free periods so transport will not be an issue. By Car: N/A Bus Routes/Rail/Underground: N/A