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This document contains a filming schedule for a short film project taking place from November 22nd to December 15th. It lists the date, location, equipment, scenes being filmed, actors involved, and costumes for each shoot. Filming will take place at various locations including a school, streets, parks, and houses. Editing sessions are also scheduled for intermittent dates throughout November and December with a final deadline on December 15th.
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Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptx
Schedule sheet for what to film sheet1
- 1. Date Location Props/ Equipment What are we are filming/ doing? Actors Costume Tuesday 22/11 School Computer Planning filming schedule Everyone Thursday 24/11 hagley road DSLR Filming Lip sync Emma Emma wears dark clothes Friday 25/11 School DSLR Filming Editing Everyone Sat 26/11 Emma's house DSLR/ Tripod Poster shoot *bath tub, pictures of cards* Emma Tuesday 29/11 school computer Editing Everyone Thursday 1/12 Harborne Walkway DSLR Filming Valknut and harborne walkway, fight scene Emma and Aman Dark clothes Friday 2/12 Warley Woods - cafe DSLR Filming / tripod/ book Scene 1 and Montage (benches and swing) Everyone Emma wears Light clothes Monday 5/12 Town Library (polaroids),bull, tourist pictures Library (polaroids), Tourist Pictures, bull Emma and Aman Tuesday 6/12 Emma's alleyway DSLR filming/ Tripod Ripping and burning of cards Emma Dark clothes Thursday 8/12 Editing/ Back up Friday 9/12 Editing/ Back up Tuesday 13/12 Editing/ Back up Thursday 15/12 FINAL DEADLINE Completed Editing Filming