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The document provides location scouting notes for filming a movie. It describes the living room, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, outside of the house, and a local grocery store as potential filming locations. For each location, it notes the available space, natural lighting, and any potential hazards that would need to be addressed for actor safety while filming.
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Location reece
This document provides location scouting information for filming a movie. It describes several indoor and outdoor locations, including a living room, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, and outside of a house. It also describes a grocery store and bar that will be used for filming. For each location, it notes the available space, lighting, and any potential hazards to be aware of like sharp edges or fragile items. The goal is to scout locations that suit the film's story and characters while ensuring actor safety.
Location
The document discusses 12 potential filming locations for a project. For Location 1, the filmmaker chose a quiet road with houses in the background for a safe first scene. Locations 5 and 10 will also be filmed at Location 1. Location 2 is an easy to access beach that is quiet in the evenings and winter when filming will take place. For Location 3, a small room with a cosy feel was selected, though there are some electrical hazards to clear. Location 4 is a picturesque coffee shop in a busy but not too busy area that granted permission to film. Location 6 is a small, built up house that will require quiet filming. Location 7 is a sixth form building where a character will be filmed walking out of exam
Location recce to send]
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location allows them to easily film inside without worrying about weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention and is relatable to audiences compared to rural areas which are seen as safer than cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location was selected because it provides an indoor space unaffected by weather and allows for extra equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations and the room has features like large windows and light colors that will help film in natural light for a higher quality opening. Despite only one setting, a variety of camera angles and shots will be used to make the opening interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere for the genre.
Location recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location was selected because it provides an indoor space unaffected by weather and allows for extra equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations and the room has features like large windows and light colors that will help film in natural light for a higher quality opening. Despite only one setting, a variety of camera angles and shots will be used to make the opening interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere for the genre.
Location recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provided an indoor location that would not be affected by weather and allowed them to easily use extra equipment. They also felt the normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama genre convention of taking place in everyday locations. The room's windows and light colors provided natural lighting to make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting, which they planned to make interesting through a variety of camera angles and shots.
Location Recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provides an indoor location that will not be affected by weather and allows us to easily bring in equipment. This setting fits the crime drama convention of taking place in normal houses that audiences can relate to. The room has large windows and light walls that will allow us to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality, and we will use various camera angles and shots to make the single setting interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere.
Location recce to send]
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. They also felt this normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama convention of taking place in everyday locations seen as more dangerous than the countryside. The room has features like large windows and light walls that will help them film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
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This document provides location scouting information for filming a movie. It describes several indoor and outdoor locations, including a living room, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, and outside of a house. It also describes a grocery store and bar that will be used for filming. For each location, it notes the available space, lighting, and any potential hazards to be aware of like sharp edges or fragile items. The goal is to scout locations that suit the film's story and characters while ensuring actor safety.
Location
The document discusses 12 potential filming locations for a project. For Location 1, the filmmaker chose a quiet road with houses in the background for a safe first scene. Locations 5 and 10 will also be filmed at Location 1. Location 2 is an easy to access beach that is quiet in the evenings and winter when filming will take place. For Location 3, a small room with a cosy feel was selected, though there are some electrical hazards to clear. Location 4 is a picturesque coffee shop in a busy but not too busy area that granted permission to film. Location 6 is a small, built up house that will require quiet filming. Location 7 is a sixth form building where a character will be filmed walking out of exam
Location recce to send]
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location allows them to easily film inside without worrying about weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention and is relatable to audiences compared to rural areas which are seen as safer than cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location was selected because it provides an indoor space unaffected by weather and allows for extra equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations and the room has features like large windows and light colors that will help film in natural light for a higher quality opening. Despite only one setting, a variety of camera angles and shots will be used to make the opening interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere for the genre.
Location recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This location was selected because it provides an indoor space unaffected by weather and allows for extra equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations and the room has features like large windows and light colors that will help film in natural light for a higher quality opening. Despite only one setting, a variety of camera angles and shots will be used to make the opening interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere for the genre.
Location recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provided an indoor location that would not be affected by weather and allowed them to easily use extra equipment. They also felt the normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama genre convention of taking place in everyday locations. The room's windows and light colors provided natural lighting to make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting, which they planned to make interesting through a variety of camera angles and shots.
Location Recce
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it provides an indoor location that will not be affected by weather and allows us to easily bring in equipment. This setting fits the crime drama convention of taking place in normal houses that audiences can relate to. The room has large windows and light walls that will allow us to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality, and we will use various camera angles and shots to make the single setting interesting and create an appropriate atmosphere.
Location recce to send]
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. They also felt this normal house setting would be relatable to audiences and fit with the crime drama convention of taking place in everyday locations seen as more dangerous than the countryside. The room has features like large windows and light walls that will help them film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location Recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations rather than busy cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location Recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations rather than busy cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location recce to send]
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it is an indoor location that will not be affected by weather and allows us to easily use equipment like lights and tripods. This location also fits the convention of crime dramas taking place in normal, relatable houses rather than more dangerous cities. The room has large windows and light walls so we can film in natural light to make the opening seem higher quality, and we will use various camera angles and shots to keep it interesting despite only having one setting.
Location floor plan
A house in Ringwood will be used for pre-production of a film about a couple's first home. The location is ideal because Ringwood does not seem like a place where murder typically occurs, enhancing the suspense for audiences unaware that the wife may kill her husband. The busy, homely house suits the personalities of the characters and looks like a household with people coming and going all day.
Location recce
This document discusses a location scout for the short film "Mind Over Matter". The location is Coppice Farm field, which is very open and quiet, suiting the film's theme. The open space will emphasize the main character's feeling of suffocation and crowdedness. Health and safety risks are minimal as it is an open area with little traffic. Actors will not perform dangerous actions. Lighting will depend on the weather but overcast days will suit the film's atmosphere and genre. Noise levels will also be low due to the area's quietness. The location meets all the filmmaker's intended needs and will not pose threats to the crew or equipment.
Location recce
This document provides an assessment of Castlefield Car Alleyway as a potential filming location. It notes that the alleyway has enough enclosed space to film multiple indoor scenes, and its lack of natural light and background noise make it suitable. Both close-up and wider shots could work there. No permission is needed as it is a public area. Additional lighting may be required depending on weather. Noise from people and traffic could interfere but can be addressed in editing. The best times to film are between 10-11am or 2-3pm to avoid disturbances. Safety issues will be evaluated in a risk assessment.
Preliminary task evaluation
Ben Treloar evaluated his preliminary film task. He was pleased with the match on action camera angles and how he adapted two shots of a character sitting into a continuous scene. The use of restricted music also satisfied his creative vision. However, the dialogue was difficult to hear due to background noise, some shots were unusable due to accidental camera movement, and filming the first shot in a busy area took a long time. Overall he was happy with his finished film and learned lessons to apply to future productions.
Location analysis
The document discusses three potential filming locations for a student film project:
1) School corridors that could pass for a hospital setting due to their green walls and creepy lighting in a dark area.
2) Boys' toilets that could also pass for a hospital due to their clean and sterile appearance. It has multiple sinks allowing different camera angles.
3) A social area that can be transformed into a waiting room by rearranging chairs and adding props like magazines and cups. It has good natural light from high windows.
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This document scouted several potential filming locations for a video project, noting details about each location and potential issues. The locations included a cabinet, corridor, bedroom, bathroom, staircase/hallway, kitchen, forest, outside house/road, and open space. Issues noted across multiple locations included unreliable natural lighting, reflective surfaces, and members of the public interrupting shots. Specific issues called out for individual locations related to space constraints, backlighting, and maintaining continuity of lighting.
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1. The Fish Inn pub outside of Ringwood, which would provide a stereotypical setting for characters after a night out and create tension with its quiet, dimly lit atmosphere.
2. The Avon River Bridge, where characters would walk alone at night to feel eerie before being split up.
3. His garage, which has a long, diagonal room that a swinging light could shadow for an isolated, old-looking scene space.
4. His lounge, convenient for the final scene where a power outage during a TV watch would startle as a figure walks past a large window in the darkness.
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The document discusses potential filming locations for a music video about loss of a sibling. The main locations considered are:
1. The filmmaker's home living room, which can be dimmed to create an atmospheric feel for scenes depicting the family home.
2. King's Community Church grounds, which provide a quiet area for scenes of a character visiting a grave, represented through shots of a church and trees.
3. The riverside in Norwich, offering a quiet space amid falling leaves for scenes of a character mourning by the water. A fence ensures safety while allowing close shots.
4. Chapelfield Gardens, an ideal location within the city providing various grassed areas secluded by trees
Smaller locations for my trailer
The document discusses potential filming locations for shots needed in a trailer, including a shed for dark wood paneled shots, an aunt's steel spiral staircase in Brixton for other shots, and the aunt's house which has an open plan kitchen/living area layout suitable for additional shots. Filming at the aunt's house and on the document author's own street is preferred for ease of filming without multiple locations.
Floor layout
This document provides floor plans and details for filming a music video in a hotel room. It notes that the room will need a double bed with lamps on either side to set a romantic mood. An overhead view shows the camera placement and need for freedom of movement despite the small space. Neutral colors will dress the room to focus attention on the actors, and a balcony overlooking the sea is a key location, though the floor plan software could only represent it with a window. Keeping locations simple will allow viewers to appreciate subtle details.
Location shoot!
This document discusses potential locations for filming crime scene and interrogation room scenes. It considers using a real home for the crime scene to look authentic and familiar to audiences. The crime scene would show a body on the floor and forensic investigators working. A drama room covered in black curtains is proposed for the dark interrogation room, where spotlights could illuminate a table and chair to isolate the character. Feasibility, suiting the story and characters, and adaptability are factors to consider in choosing locations.
Location scouting
The document considers potential filming locations for a horror movie trailer, including the author's own house, an abandoned house, and an overgrown field. The abandoned house could add suspense but may lack realism. The overgrown field could add mystery and variety of scenes but the script calls for indoor filming. The author's modern house allows different rooms but risks looking too conventional for horror.
Locations
The document discusses locations for filming the opening of a film. It will take place in the kitchen of the author's house, which will be turned into a crime scene with a body on the floor and police everywhere. Additional filming will occur outside as characters walk into and out of the crime scene. The kitchen provides easy access, good lighting, and white walls that contrast with the staged death scene. Potential risks like slippery floors and breakable props will be mitigated.
Test shots for production ppt
The document discusses test shots taken for scenes in a horror short film. It provides details on establishing shots for the opening and different locations in the house, including the conservatory where an ouija board will be used. It emphasizes the importance of lighting, focus, and framing shots well for key scenes like on the stairs and in the bathroom. Capturing any signs of paranormal activity or changes in shots, like a door becoming unlocked, will be important to convey in the film. The test shots are meant to help plan shots and work out any technical challenges for different scenes.
Actors, costumes, props
The document outlines the key props, actors, costumes, and locations needed for a film opening. The main actor will be the author's father Steve, playing an older male chauffeur. The author's sister will play one of the chauffeur's children. Costumes include a chauffeur's hat, jacket, and shoes. Props include a camera, spotlight, string, drawing pins, knife, mobile phone, and draws. Locations will be a classroom representing an office, the author's stairs and outside house, and lounge. The opening will end with the chauffeur outside the house, leaving the audience in suspense.
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This opening scene introduces the eccentric inventor Doc Brown and his messy workshop filled with clocks, machines, and scientific equipment. It establishes that Doc is an inventor obsessed with time who has automated his home with time-controlled devices. The audience learns that Doc may be involved in the reported theft of plutonium, and gets their first glimpse of Marty McFly, Doc's young friend. Through one continuous shot exploring Doc's cluttered workshop, the audience understands that this film will focus on time travel and changing the past.
Prod management production template stage 3 2015
This document outlines the production process for a short black and white film. It discusses shooting the film at the filmmaker's house to avoid location fees. It details the shot list, storyboards, and scheduling of shooting over one weekend. Post-production plans include editing in Adobe Premiere, addressing lighting and audio issues, and adding a soundtrack composed in GarageBand using church bells to set an atmospheric tone for the thriller genre. Reshoots were required to fix technical issues like incorrect frame rates and missing shots.
Location Planning
The document discusses potential narrative and performance locations for shooting a music video. For narrative shots of a "lonely girl" against a wall, an alleyway location is proposed. A rooftop is suggested for performance shots, taking inspiration from other music videos. Concerns about lighting and handling cars are mentioned. Indoor locations like a bedroom are also proposed to allow for lighting control and set design. Inspirations from other genres of music videos are discussed.
Location Reports
The document discusses and evaluates the suitability of various locations to be used for filming scenes in a movie trailer. A street location is selected for shots of a character walking at night to add suspense of being watched. A classroom will represent a detective's office since close-ups won't show the surrounding area. A garage in the dark will be used for a kidnapping scene and close-ups. The same garage location will double as a murder site when filmed at night to look different. A mirror provides space for an over-the-shoulder shot of a murderer standing behind a victim.
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The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations rather than busy cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location Recce
The filmmakers chose to film the opening of their crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London. This indoor location allows them to easily film without being affected by weather and bring in equipment like lights and tripods. The normal house setting also fits the crime drama convention of taking place in relatable, everyday locations rather than busy cities. The room has large windows and light walls to film in natural light and make the opening seem higher quality despite only using one setting.
Location recce to send]
We have chosen to film the opening of our crime drama in the front room of a typical suburban house in South London because it is an indoor location that will not be affected by weather and allows us to easily use equipment like lights and tripods. This location also fits the convention of crime dramas taking place in normal, relatable houses rather than more dangerous cities. The room has large windows and light walls so we can film in natural light to make the opening seem higher quality, and we will use various camera angles and shots to keep it interesting despite only having one setting.
Location floor plan
A house in Ringwood will be used for pre-production of a film about a couple's first home. The location is ideal because Ringwood does not seem like a place where murder typically occurs, enhancing the suspense for audiences unaware that the wife may kill her husband. The busy, homely house suits the personalities of the characters and looks like a household with people coming and going all day.
Location recce
This document discusses a location scout for the short film "Mind Over Matter". The location is Coppice Farm field, which is very open and quiet, suiting the film's theme. The open space will emphasize the main character's feeling of suffocation and crowdedness. Health and safety risks are minimal as it is an open area with little traffic. Actors will not perform dangerous actions. Lighting will depend on the weather but overcast days will suit the film's atmosphere and genre. Noise levels will also be low due to the area's quietness. The location meets all the filmmaker's intended needs and will not pose threats to the crew or equipment.
Location recce
This document provides an assessment of Castlefield Car Alleyway as a potential filming location. It notes that the alleyway has enough enclosed space to film multiple indoor scenes, and its lack of natural light and background noise make it suitable. Both close-up and wider shots could work there. No permission is needed as it is a public area. Additional lighting may be required depending on weather. Noise from people and traffic could interfere but can be addressed in editing. The best times to film are between 10-11am or 2-3pm to avoid disturbances. Safety issues will be evaluated in a risk assessment.
Preliminary task evaluation
Ben Treloar evaluated his preliminary film task. He was pleased with the match on action camera angles and how he adapted two shots of a character sitting into a continuous scene. The use of restricted music also satisfied his creative vision. However, the dialogue was difficult to hear due to background noise, some shots were unusable due to accidental camera movement, and filming the first shot in a busy area took a long time. Overall he was happy with his finished film and learned lessons to apply to future productions.
Location analysis
The document discusses three potential filming locations for a student film project:
1) School corridors that could pass for a hospital setting due to their green walls and creepy lighting in a dark area.
2) Boys' toilets that could also pass for a hospital due to their clean and sterile appearance. It has multiple sinks allowing different camera angles.
3) A social area that can be transformed into a waiting room by rearranging chairs and adding props like magazines and cups. It has good natural light from high windows.
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1. The Fish Inn pub outside of Ringwood, which would provide a stereotypical setting for characters after a night out and create tension with its quiet, dimly lit atmosphere.
2. The Avon River Bridge, where characters would walk alone at night to feel eerie before being split up.
3. His garage, which has a long, diagonal room that a swinging light could shadow for an isolated, old-looking scene space.
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1. The filmmaker's home living room, which can be dimmed to create an atmospheric feel for scenes depicting the family home.
2. King's Community Church grounds, which provide a quiet area for scenes of a character visiting a grave, represented through shots of a church and trees.
3. The riverside in Norwich, offering a quiet space amid falling leaves for scenes of a character mourning by the water. A fence ensures safety while allowing close shots.
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Smaller locations for my trailer
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Floor layout
This document provides floor plans and details for filming a music video in a hotel room. It notes that the room will need a double bed with lamps on either side to set a romantic mood. An overhead view shows the camera placement and need for freedom of movement despite the small space. Neutral colors will dress the room to focus attention on the actors, and a balcony overlooking the sea is a key location, though the floor plan software could only represent it with a window. Keeping locations simple will allow viewers to appreciate subtle details.
Location shoot!
This document discusses potential locations for filming crime scene and interrogation room scenes. It considers using a real home for the crime scene to look authentic and familiar to audiences. The crime scene would show a body on the floor and forensic investigators working. A drama room covered in black curtains is proposed for the dark interrogation room, where spotlights could illuminate a table and chair to isolate the character. Feasibility, suiting the story and characters, and adaptability are factors to consider in choosing locations.
Location scouting
The document considers potential filming locations for a horror movie trailer, including the author's own house, an abandoned house, and an overgrown field. The abandoned house could add suspense but may lack realism. The overgrown field could add mystery and variety of scenes but the script calls for indoor filming. The author's modern house allows different rooms but risks looking too conventional for horror.
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Test shots for production ppt
The document discusses test shots taken for scenes in a horror short film. It provides details on establishing shots for the opening and different locations in the house, including the conservatory where an ouija board will be used. It emphasizes the importance of lighting, focus, and framing shots well for key scenes like on the stairs and in the bathroom. Capturing any signs of paranormal activity or changes in shots, like a door becoming unlocked, will be important to convey in the film. The test shots are meant to help plan shots and work out any technical challenges for different scenes.
Actors, costumes, props
The document outlines the key props, actors, costumes, and locations needed for a film opening. The main actor will be the author's father Steve, playing an older male chauffeur. The author's sister will play one of the chauffeur's children. Costumes include a chauffeur's hat, jacket, and shoes. Props include a camera, spotlight, string, drawing pins, knife, mobile phone, and draws. Locations will be a classroom representing an office, the author's stairs and outside house, and lounge. The opening will end with the chauffeur outside the house, leaving the audience in suspense.
Back To The Future
This opening scene introduces the eccentric inventor Doc Brown and his messy workshop filled with clocks, machines, and scientific equipment. It establishes that Doc is an inventor obsessed with time who has automated his home with time-controlled devices. The audience learns that Doc may be involved in the reported theft of plutonium, and gets their first glimpse of Marty McFly, Doc's young friend. Through one continuous shot exploring Doc's cluttered workshop, the audience understands that this film will focus on time travel and changing the past.
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Location Planning
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Location Reports
The document discusses and evaluates the suitability of various locations to be used for filming scenes in a movie trailer. A street location is selected for shots of a character walking at night to add suspense of being watched. A classroom will represent a detective's office since close-ups won't show the surrounding area. A garage in the dark will be used for a kidnapping scene and close-ups. The same garage location will double as a murder site when filmed at night to look different. A mirror provides space for an over-the-shoulder shot of a murderer standing behind a victim.
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Location shots
The document discusses four potential filming locations for a project:
1) The exterior of a garage that will be used as the location where a character is taken from a van. Ambient light will be used to emphasize a dull atmosphere.
2) A family living room with windows, doors, a fireplace and sofa props that will provide bright lighting to look like a happy place.
3) The interior of a dark, damp garage with one door that lets in light. The run-down space is meant to look unpleasant and uncomfortable.
4) A kitchen with many windows and lighting fixtures that will provide well-lit conditions for an important phone call scene.
Location research
The document discusses various location options for filming scenes for a trailer for a psychological thriller film on a small budget. It analyzes the loft, a teenager's bedroom, a forest, an alleyway, an estate agent's office, and a school medical room. Each location is visited in person and deemed suitable for certain scenes based on lighting, accessibility, and ability to portray intended meanings and move the narrative. Filming will be done guerilla style in accessible public and private locations to best represent realistic domestic and threatening spaces within budget constraints.
Locations
The document discusses and summarizes the locations that will be used to film a music video. It describes 4 locations - the bedroom, living room, kitchen, and street outside - which are all in the filmmaker's house, allowing easy access for filming. It also mentions a fifth location, a studio at Calderdale College, which will be used for the performance elements of the video and has the necessary equipment. Each location's purpose, shots that will be filmed there, timing of filming, and suitability are outlined in 1-2 paragraphs.
Recce report
The document provides location reports for several scenes in a short horror film, including the protagonist's bedroom, parents' bedroom, bathroom, landing, street, and alleyway. The protagonist's bedroom and parents' bedroom will be filmed in the filmmaker's home to provide realism and for a conventional murder scene, with potential minor lighting issues addressed by closing curtains. The bathroom brings more dynamic lighting. Potential sound issues exist on the street and alleyway but minimal in private home locations. Lighting in the alleyway enhances its sinister atmosphere.
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3) After overhearing a happy couple at the pub, Ian decides to try to reconcile with Molly. However, when he returns home he finds Molly dead in their bedroom from a bleach overdose.
Un heard script final
- Ian returns home from a 5 month deployment but seems distant from his wife Molly. He has flashbacks to a traumatic event during his time abroad.
- Ian becomes aggressive towards Molly, physically assaulting her on two occasions. He spends nights drinking at the pub while leaving Molly locked at home with bruises.
- After overhearing a happy couple at the pub, Ian buys gifts for Molly hoping to reconcile. However, when he returns home he finds Molly dead in their bedroom from a bleach overdose, distraught over Ian's abuse.
Un heard script draft 1.5
- Ian returns home from a 5 month deployment with the army, but seems distant from his wife Molly. He has an aggressive outburst when she startles him.
- Ian becomes increasingly abusive and controlling of Molly. He threatens her not to tell anyone about the abuse.
- Molly is left home alone crying most nights while Ian drinks at the pub. She becomes depressed and struggles to want to live.
- After seeing a happy couple at the pub, Ian decides to buy Molly flowers to try to reconcile. However, when he returns home he finds Molly has committed suicide in their bedroom.
Risk assessment
This document lists various risks identified for a film shoot and proposed solutions to mitigate each risk. The risks include slips and trips that could cause accidents, long shoots causing fatigue and mistakes, hot liquids spilling during scenes, heat stroke or hyperthermia while filming indoors, tripping over furniture in public locations, adverse weather conditions, aggression from the public while filming in locations, crew not being able to see while filming scenes, and again slips and trips over cables and props. For each risk, solutions are provided such as securing cables, taking breaks, staying hydrated, ensuring safe conditions indoors and outdoors, planning routes carefully, and making sure people and grounds are safe.
Un heard script final 2
1) Ian returns home from a 5 month deployment with the army to his wife Molly. However, he seems distant and troubled.
2) Ian has flashbacks to his time in the military and becomes aggressive towards Molly, physically assaulting her on two occasions.
3) Molly becomes depressed from Ian's abuse and is seen crying often. On a night when Ian is out drinking, Molly locks herself in their bedroom with a bottle of bleach.
Legal report
The document discusses various legal issues that may arise from creating a film and how to address them, including:
- Copyrighting any original filmed footage to require permission to use it and give credit
- Obtaining signed permission forms from actors agreeing to be in the film and have it posted publicly
- Ensuring any additional footage, special effects, sound effects or music used have permission from the copyright owners to avoid legal action
- Protecting the film under intellectual property rights and exploring legal protections like royalties if others require payment to use parts of the film
- Screening the film for a focus group to ensure it meets public interest standards before release
- Controlling the performance rights to the film by managing where and
Ethical report
The document discusses several legal and ethical considerations for a short film project. It notes that as the film has a 15+ rating, swearing and violence must be limited, and torture or sex scenes are prohibited. It emphasizes following the guidelines of the British Board of Film Classification to help reach the intended target audience. It also addresses ensuring sensitive themes are handled appropriately, adding helplines, adhering to length and rights requirements for online uploads, and having a focus group review the film and script to avoid libel issues.
Casting details
Holly Early will play the role of Molly, a 21-year-old vulnerable girl who is abused in the film. Holly studies performing arts and will be able to show the raw emotions of an abuse victim. As a key character, Molly will be in most scenes. Holly has worked with the director before and her strengths in acting vulnerable roles are known. Nathan Searle will play Ian, a 25-year-old soldier who dominates his relationship with Molly. Nathan also studies performing arts and can realistically portray his character. As Ian is a main character, he too will be in most scenes. Nathan has large feet, chest, and arms, so his costumes will need to be sized appropriately for his
Production schedule
This document outlines the production schedule and tasks for filming and post-production of a short film over several days in February and March. It details the dates, locations, crew and cast needed, props, costumes, and equipment required for each shoot. Post-production work includes uploading footage, editing in Premiere Pro and Audition, exporting the final film, and writing an evaluation.
Costumes and props report 1
The document provides costume and prop recommendations for characters Ian and Molly in an upcoming film. For Ian, a 25 year old army soldier, the summary recommends purchasing an army uniform from an army surplus store for scenes where Ian is on tour or returns from deployment. For scenes where Ian goes to the pub or relaxes at home, more casual clothing is suggested that shows off his tattoos and muscles. For Molly, a 21 year old who works at home, revealing white clothing and shoes are initially recommended to show she is happy with Ian. However, after he begins abusing her, darker, more covered clothing is suggested to show her loss of confidence and unhappiness. A photo frame of Ian and Molly and
Shooting script final
This shooting script is for a short film titled "Un-Heard" and contains 109 shots describing scenes between characters Molly and Ian. It begins with Molly making tea while watching news of a terrorist attack. Ian then arrives home and reassures Molly before leaving for a work trip. Upon his return, flashbacks reveal that Ian has been abusive towards Molly. The script climaxes with Ian finding Molly dead by suicide in their bedroom after struggling with the abuse.
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- 1. By Luke du Preez Location Reece Living room Kitchen This is somephotos fromthe downstairs off the housein the living room. Itis a big area and has a lot of the props and furnitureI require already for my film. They is lots of room for me to film around my actors and there is lots of naturallight in the roomas well. The floor is wooden and polished which looks good on camera but can be a bit slippy so I will need to warn my actors about that. There is also a few pointy edges on the side of the cabinet and bookcaseso need to make surethey are not too close to these points.
- 2. By Luke du Preez Hallway This is somedifferent angles fromthe kitchen in which I will film a few shortscenes in. Itis a slightly small area but it has a few areas that I will be able to go and film from. There is a few sharp items such as knifes so I will either removethem or move them away fromthe filming area. There is also a few fragile items such as glasses and plates hanging off the wall so I need to make surebeforefilming they are secureand not going to fall off the wall. I will also film a few scenes here when Ian arrives and comes back from his deployment and has a conversation with Molly. It is a small narrow area however this works wellas I need to film lots of over the shoulder shots so this will work well. Italso looks like an average househallway and suits my characters situations well. There is a couple sharp edges from the stair case and the book holder above the radiator so will make my actors spatially awareof this and not too close to them.
- 3. By Luke du Preez Bedroom Outside There is a couple bedrooms upstairs however this bedroomabove works much better with my film and has more natural light coming into the room. The bed is also a better sizeand looks more modern. The bathroomis also closer to the bedroom which will work better. The room has a few hazards such as glass lights and wooden pointy edges so I need to make sureI am not too close to them when filming and they are awareof it.
- 4. By Luke du Preez This is outsidemy houseI will be filming in. There is lots of spaceoutside the house and there is little hazards for my actors as well. There is a long drive way as well which will work well with my taxi scenes in my film. As there is lots of spaceas well, this means there is lots of space to get lots of different camera angles for certain scenes which will be outside. However, if it is a rainy day the floor might be slippy so I need to warn them about this if the weather is bad. I will shorta very shortscene in Morrison’s Verwood whereIan willbuy some flowers and some alcohol for Molly. I work at the store so should be easy to get permission to film here. Itis a very big store so gives lots of space to film. We may have to stay away fromsome areas for filming as they pose too much risk for my actors for knocking things over.