St. Andrew's Catholic School media studies students are requesting permission to film at various Walton Hill area locations between 12pm-4pm on Wednesdays in November for an A-Level coursework soap opera trailer. The filming would involve no disturbance to the public or locations and actors would remain professional. They request permission to film at Walton Street, Mere Pond, Banstead Heath and the thoroughfare on the specified dates. Their media teacher, Mr. N Crafts, can be contacted for additional details.
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1. St. Andrew’s Catholic School,
Grange Road,
Leatherhead,
Surrey.
KT22 7JP.
21st October 2015
Surrey County Council
Dear Sir or Madam,
For educational purposes only, our group of St. Andrew’s Media Studies students
would like to film at the Walton hill area.
The filming date will be on the week beginning Wednesday 11th November at
approximately 12pm to 4pm, the footage would only be used in a media production
for A Level coursework, which is a Fictional Soap Opera trailer. The perimeter we
will be working ranges from Walton Street to the thoroughfare. We would like to
stress that no harm will be caused to the environment we work in or the pedestrians
around us. Our locations that have been chosen are quite desolate and are not close
to extremely busy urban areas, so we wouldn’t cause any issues with the public and
public services. Our actors and actresses will be under filming conditions and will
remain professional, as they are representatives of the school, which includes:
No disturbance to the public.
No disturbance to the location(s)
We would therefore like to request permission to film at Walton Street, Mere Pond,
Banstead Heath and the thoroughfare on the specific dates given above.
If you need to contact our Head of Media, Film & IT teacher: Mr. N Crafts, he can be
contacted at; ncrafts@st-andrews.surrey.sch.uk or alternatively the school number
is: 01372 277881
Yours Sincerely,
Students of St Andrew’s Catholic School.
Jonathan Sheehan
Dan Sgarbini
Adam Fox
Zakary Winsall
