The document outlines the production roles for a film, including acting, filming, and special effects. For acting, the individual will play multiple characters using special effects to duplicate themselves in shots. Filming will be done by the individual's uncle, who has a higher quality camera better suited for movement. Both the individual and their uncle will work on editing and adding visual and sound effects, leveraging the uncle's software and experience.

1. Production roles

2. Acting and Characters:
For the acting side of the film, I’ll be playing all of the
characters, this’ll work with the plan of having more
than one of me in one shot using special effects
which’ll make up for the other people in my group that
I don’t have. Using well choreographed movements and
timing, I’ll be able to create fluid shots with more than
one of me moving at the same time.

3. Filming:
When filming the footage, my
uncle will be the one who’s
controlling the camera as his
camera films at a faster frame
rate and at a better resolution
than the cameras in school, also
it helps as he can move the
camera when filming tracking
or panning shots as no-one else
will be able to.

4. Special Effects:
When editing the footage and adding the sound and
visual effects, me and my uncle will both be doing it as
my uncle is the one who owns all of the editing
software and has a lot of experience using it, therefore
I’ll have some guidance and help at hand when editing.