This document summarizes the technical details of a film project, including the crew, equipment used, and props. The director and writer, Adam Kalabiska, is also the cinematographer and editor. The small crew includes Milos Jejinic in the lead role and Violette Maris in a supporting role. Production delays led to simplifying the story but focusing on key elements and symbolism, such as a red umbrella representing love and desire. Milos was cast in the lead role because he could relate to the director's autobiographical experiences. The equipment used includes a Nikon D7200 camera, tripod, microphone, and lens. Props include fake blood, bandages, red umbrella, paper with phone

1. Technical
Paperwork
By Adam Kalabiska
A Level Media Studies

2. Crew
• Adam Kalabiska - Director / Writer / Editor / Cinematographer (DP)
• Milos Jejinic – Cast (lead role)
• Violette Maris – Cast (supporting role)
Following some inconveniences which delayed production I was forced to heavily simplify
the story, but with that came an opportunity to re-focus my attention to the key elements that
are at the essence of this film. Small crew along with equally small collection of props, each
serving as a separate motive, holding hidden meaning or even symbolism. Which is for
example the case of the red umbrella, creating a direct connection to the color theory, which
states that the color red stands for love and desire. Each props not only sculps the
character, but also informs their actions. My decision to specifically Milos in the lead role,
was one that came quite easily to me, as he is one of the very few people who can at least
to some extent relate to my experiences and since it’s autobiographical piece to some
extent, that was something which was beyond essential.

3. Equipment / Props
• Camera (Nikon D7200)
• Tripod
• Battery
• SD card
• Microphone (Røde VideoMic Pro)
• Camera lens (AF-S Nikkor 18-105mm,
f/3.5-5.6G ED VR)
• Camera top handle grip
• Fake blood
• Bandages
• Red umbrella
• Paper with phone number
• Raincoat