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This document outlines the production schedule, locations, costumes, props, and crew for a film shoot over 4 weeks. The first week focuses on indoor scenes filmed at the document writer's house, requiring casual clothes and props like a bed, phone, and mirror. The second week moves outside to the garden, needing a table and chairs. The final week films scenes of a character running away and texting friends in a park or on the street, using a bag, phone, poster and other props. Afterward, the director will review footage and determine any pickup shots needed.
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Production Schedule
- 1. DATES SETTINGS COSTUMES PROPS EQUIPMENT PERSONNEL Week beginning 10.10.16 My house On thisweekI am hopingto filmmostof the scenesthat take place in roomswithin my house. Lilly’sold raggedclothes. Casual clothes for Lacie and herparents. Casual clothes for Lillywhen she has escaped. Bed, Pillows Mobile phone Mirror Lock House Keys Sofa TV Newspaper Table Photograph Camera Tripod Light LillyBaker – Emily Woodcock Lacie Baker – Ruby Parkinson Mum & Dad – Louise andSimon Woodcock Detective – Simon Woodcock Week beginning 17.10.16 My back garden ThisweekIwill focuson the sceneswhich will be taking place inmy garden Lilly’sold raggedclothes. Table and chairs Mobile phone Camera Tripod LillyBaker – Emily Woodcock Week beginning 24.10.16 Empty street/park These are the lastscenesI needtoshoot, withLilly runningaway, and the scenes where she textshersister and friend. Lilly’sschool clothesfor walkinghome. Causal clothes for Lacie,and thenPhoebe whenthey receive the texts. Lilly’sragged clothesfor whenshe escapes. My house Bag Phone Poster Lamp Post Newspaper Car Camera Tripod LillyBaker – Emily Woodcock Lacie Baker – Ruby Parkinson Phoebe Walker– AmyNewell 29.10.16 onwards All locations I wouldhave nowfilmedall my shots,from nowonwardsI All Costumes All Props Camera Tripod Light All Cast Members
- 2. will lookatmy shotsto see whatonesI am happywith, and whatones I needtore film.