The document discusses estimates for camera equipment rental costs, including £100 per day or £300 for three days for one camera option. It also discusses costs for renting additional equipment like a tripod for £7.50 per weekend. Additional camera options discussed include a Nikon camera that would cost £220 to rent for the weekend. The document also discusses potential costume options like dresses priced between £28-£32 that could fit the 1920s time period and characters in the film. It provides details on software like Adobe After Effects that could be used for editing the film. Social media marketing strategies on sites like Facebook and props like bread are also mentioned. Payments of £600 each are proposed for the producer and director

1. Here is an estimate of what the camera equipment will
cost if we were to use this camera. If we were to hire
the camera for a day it would be £100, so for three
days it would be £300. We want our filming to be of a
really high quality so this camera will be really good to
use and then with our filming we can then use software
to edit it to the standards needed.
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This would be a cheaper option for us as it would only be £110 for the weekend if we were to hire.
£132 including VAT. However this comes without the tripod so we’d have to look into hiring one.
After looking on the same site for a tripod I’ve found a basic but up to our standards tripod.

2. This tripod is what I’ve found and think it will be suitable for us. It’s also in our price range as it’s only
£7.50 if to hire for the weekend. The tripod together with the camera is still cheaper than the first
option. However the first camera I looked at is bigger and has more options.

3. The third camera I looked at was a Nikon Single SLR. If I was to hire this one then it would be £220
for the weekend. Straight away this camera looks like there are more options and a wider variety of
shots and angles to try which I think would be beneficial to us. If I was to use this camera I would
hire the same tripod.
This dress is 1920’s which is the time we are basing our film in. This dress is £32 so is quite cheap. I
think this relates to our main woman character, Jenny and it definitely fits the 1920’s guidelines.
This dress is also classed as vintage in terms of the way it looks and has an old fashioned look about
it however it is still modern. I think we could use a dress like this in our film as it’s quite modern and
looks fresh and sophisticated. As we’re trying to put a modern twist on our film I think this will work
both ways.

4. I think this pinafore dress could be a good option as it’s in our price range at £28 and it’s quite
modern yet fitting with our theme in a traditional way and because of the colour and simplicity it’s
could easily be altered and updated if needs be.
I have chosen this outfit as an example as it’s quite unique and in a way quite scruffy and laid back so
it would suit our film. Ben is our scruffy character in the film so this outfit would be for him.

5. These are the type of waistcoats we would want our posh character, George to wear as these are
very sophisticated and smart and that’s how we want George to be portrayed.
I chose this shirt because at £35 it’s a reasonable price for us and it looks quite smart yet casual at
the same time, laid back which will work for our film.

6. Here is everything we need for editing and is a deal. We need this because we have to edit our film
as we are filming it on a professional camera so the quality will be good etc but we will have to edit it
to make it quite grainy and black and white etc. Our estimated editing costs and final post mix cost
are included in this.
Adobe After Effects would maybe be an easier option as it’s cheaper and we’ve had previous
experience working on this software which will make the post production time a bit more
manageable.

7. Dreamweaver by Adobe could also be an option however we haven’t had much experience on this
program and it’s quite expensive.
Social networking marketing will be free and we will use social networking sites such as MySpace
and Facebook. We can create polls on Facebook and get people to vote on things to do with our film
etc.
Advertising on MySpace would be free for us and we can create a poll on this.

8. I think we would probably use Facebook over MySpace as it seems to be a lot more popular and well
known than MySpace so we’d get the majority of our audience on Facebook.
The bread is one of our main props as a silly argument breaks out and bread is used. We also use
baguettes.
For our producer and director we are going to give them both £600 each as because they have both
produced really famous films and have been paid a lot more, we have gone off this and decided for
our very short film, this amount is the right amount.