This shooting plan outlines the logistics for a film shoot taking place on September 29, 2015. The director, two actresses, and camerawoman will walk to the location and film the remainder of a garden scene involving the characters Clarissa and Alexa. They need to charge batteries, set up equipment, review previous footage to ensure continuity, and may need multiple takes of a friendship bracelet exchange. The director will take reference photos and they must re-shoot two shots that broke the 180 degree rule.

1. B Y A N G E L B I R D
Shooting Plan (29.09.15)

2. General
 Date:
Tuesday 29th September 2015
 Start Time:
3:10pm
 Transport:
Walking

3. People Present:
 Angel Bird: Director
 Amy Cole: Actress / Editor
 Fatima Batool: Camerawoman
 Marisa Cox: Actress

4. Equipment/Props Needed:
 Canon 700d
 Tripod
 Batteries (for camera x2)
 Battery Charger
 Microphone
 SD Card (x2)

5. Process...
 Before we arrive at the filming location, Amy will
have to make sure that the batteries are charged so
that we are ready to film.
 As a group we will set up the camera equipment and
garden scene as quickly as possible so that we can get
the most filming done before the light begins to
change. Additionally, we will have to check the reece
pictures I took to make sure there are no breaks in
continuity.

6. Process...
 Once we have reached our location, as a group, we
will look over the last piece of footage we filmed to
see which part of the script we were up to.
 The scene we will be filming today is the rest of the
garden scene. As there were a lot of short, but
complicated shots to complete in our last filming
session we didn’t complete the whole scene.

7. Process...
 When filming, as director, I will be responsible for taking reece
pictures that we will be able to go by in future shooting sessions to
make sure costumes and props are constant.
 Within this session, it is likely that we will be focusing on the part
of the scene which involves Clarissa giving Alexa the friendship
bracelet. As we are slightly unsure which shot will look best for this,
it will probably take us a few goes to get it right.
 As we checked the footage after the last shoot, we realised that we
had broken the 180 Degree Rule. Therefore, in this session we will
also have to re-film two shots where we made this mistake. Before
we leave, we’ll arrange another shooting session.