The document discusses plans for filming a short film. It mentions choosing a studio to film interior scenes so they can control lighting and focus on mise-en-scene. Outdoor filming will be done to capture realistic exterior shots of a house at night using natural lighting, though they will have a limited timeframe. The document also includes a weather report and lists of props and costumes needed for exterior and interior scenes.

1. I was thinking, don’t put the pictures on this document bc it’ll be easier to put them on our blogs as images
rather than copying and pasting this whole document bc it will format weird
We chose the studio because we can furnish the studio how we want to create the set we want and we can
have more control of the lighting. It might restrict the camera angles we can use but it will help us focus on
mise en scene. It is safer because we are in a more controlled environment and there are fewer variables
such as people that may interrupt shooting.
We are filming the external shots outdoors so that the house will look as realistic as possible and because it
is set at night we can use natural lighting. Its somewhat inconvenient because we have to film it in a
specific time frame but doing so will make us get the best shots.
Weather Report for Friday:
Windy with scattered showers. Partly cloudy.
Highest 9, Lowest 3.
Precipitation 17%
Humidity 77%
Wind 19mph
Props and costume fore each location
EXTERIOR: Crowbar, Robbers clothing (Balaclava)
INTERIOR: Chairs, lamps, table, photo frames, books, stuffed animal, cutlery, DVD player, DVD.
Costumes:
Burglar- All black- EXTERIOR
Homeowner- Casual Clothes- EXTERIOR and INTERIOR