The document proposes a film magazine layout for a romantic film called "Love at First Sight" to be shot at Haydon School. The film will tell the story of two 17-year-old students who develop feelings for each other but face obstacles from interfering friends. The target audience is females aged 16-19. A photo shoot will take place over two weeks at Haydon School involving models, a photographer, and media student to set up equipment. Risks associated with the shoot like falling cameras or overheating will be minimized.

1. Pitch

2. Brief
My chosen idea is the romantic genre. I have chosen to use this for various reasons including
the storyline is more realistic therefore the audience can relate to it more and all costs
reach my budget, under £2000.
The film is an unique and powerful movie about young love. Two sixth form students aged
seventeen have feelings for each other and one mutual friend who helps them come
together, dilemmas occurs in the movie including friends interfering making it almost
impossible for them to come together. The movie is a roller-coaster with lots of ups and
downs. But who creates the roller-coaster? And who fixes it?
Target audience is females aged 16-19 ABC1.
Love at First Sight

3. Names/contacts
Savannah PHOTOGRAPHER: Organise layout of different locations as well as take and uploads
photos from shoot. I will also ensure all legal, ethical and moral rights are met beforehand.
Actors: My actors will include Aaron, Rhiannon and another female actor outside the
classroom (Aniso) they will be my models and will prepare themselves for the shoot by
wearing the correct costume and make-up.
Media student SET UP: This student will help set up the equipment for the photo shoot for
example setting up camera to correct settings, studio lights and white screen as I do not
have enough knowledge and practice to do so alone.
Miss Baker THE CLIENT: Access the outcome.
CONTACT INFORMATION: HAYDON SCHOOL

4. Production schedules
WEEK 1: TUESDAY 12H APRIL
3.20: Models arrive and get ready using Haydon facilities. During this time myself and
media student will set up for the photo-shot and prepare locations.
3.40: Photo-shoot begins in different locations.
4.30: Photo-shoot ends and models leave.
4.40: Upload the footage onto computer.
WEEK 1:
If needed will repeat the week 1 schedule
to ensure everything is complete.

5. WEEK 2: TUESDAY 19TH APRIL
TUESDAY 8.40- 12.20: Edit photos for magazine
WEDNESDAY 1.30-3.30: Edit photos for magazine and create layout
THIS WILL BE CONTINUED UNTILL PRODUCT IS COMPLETED.

6. Costs

7. Alternative ideas
Other locations:
Use of school hall
P.E halls
Common room
Drama room
Alternative idea to storyline:
Making it a rom-com to engage the audience (this is also easier to create a film magazine
cover.) while still keeping it a similar storyline.

8. Annotations and labelling
Haydon school studio room Haydon school classroom

9. Haydon’s school corridor

10. Layout
Colour scheme is white, red and pink. These colours work well each other and indicate the
genre of the movie.
The magazine will be a four page spread.
First two pages will be an introduction.
The third the synopsis.
The fourth will be further information such as social media information.
The actors will be wearing there everyday smart clothing as well as make-up to fit in with
everyday life.

11. Hyperlinks
http://www.haydonschool.com/
Location of the photo-shoot

12. Risk assessment for health and safety
Risk Type Details of Risk Ways to minimise risk
Camera The camera falling can cause damage on
both equipment and someone’s foot.
To prevent this the person holding the camera
will have a firm grip on the camera with both
hands or if on a stand it is correctly set up. Also
when setting up the equipment a friend or a
member of staff checks to see if it is done
correctly.
Studio Lights The lights could fall and damage someone’s
foot or equipment.
Make sure every is aware of their surroundings
and aware of hazards. There is space between all
equipment.
Actor/Actress Actor/ actress could fall over and injure
themselves while shooting.
To stop this from happening we will make sure
there are no hazards surrounding the location or
any equipment near them.
Camera After using the camera for a while it can
overheat.
Take breaks every 10 minutes while shooting.
All equipment Hazards just as water/food can spill near the
equipment.
Ensure there are no liquids or food around the
location that can damage the equipment.