Preperation for film shoot

Script Draft 2

Script Draft 1 by Anonymous iGRdfinK on Scribd

script draft 1

SCRIPT by Jack Baxter on Scribd

Final Script

Budget

Below is the first attempt at creating our budget, The budget is an important piece if information in which we will need to contemplate while making the music video and therefore I have created a excel document in which shows us the different costs that will be involved while making the video. I have chosen to use Microsoft excel as this is a programme in which I believe allows me to best share this information. The Miscellaneous tab is purely for the flare and the other props which will need to be brought at a later date. Overall this task has allowed us to create a budget which will allow us to get a guideline upon how much money we will need to spend each when venturing out on these dates. When buying the flare the total price was £12, the contribution per group member was 

Doaa:£4

Zacaraia:£4

Jack:£4

Momeena:£0 

Shooting Schedule Final Draft

Shooting Schedule Draft 1

Actor Release Form

This is the Actor Release Form template. We are planning to use this for our production, we will send it to both of our actors as a form of permission. This document should be sent off today, which means we will get the form back soon. After we get the form back fully completed it will enable us to reassure our filming dates, and start our shooting schedule. 

Storyboard

Group work- Final Draft of story board.

This was out final draft of the story board. We collectively discussed that there won’t need to be any additional improvement that we want to make to the storyboard due to putting a lot of time and effort in to it. We assume this is a very strong structure of the storyboard which will allow us to create a very adequate recording schedule as well as enabling us to film the scenes. There could be some improvements that we could possibly make during recording time but that all depends on how the filming goes. The main objective is to record all the shots which are shown below. However that doesn't mean we have to follow the plan and limit ourselves to the minimum as we can record other shots which possibly can help us during the editing process. This would save us a lot of time instead of going back to the locations and redo the shooting parts as we can just use the extra shots we have filmed which are not in the story board.

Additionally, within our storyboard, we have included detailed notes about the shots that we have chosen and their effect. The annotation of each shots are developed even more in the script. We have also made a timeline assisting us as it will tell us when we want our shots to start and finish. This is useful as it would help us a lot in the editing process.

Summery by Zacaria Elarichi