Wednesday, 9 December 2009
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Change of Location
when we decided on finding locations to shoot our film. We decided it would be easier to film the gangster meeting at Jo Richardson as it was close and we knew there would be no problems in filming here. It would be easy for all our cast to get there as they are at the location already as it is a school dfay we are filming.
Actor Lists
Main
Joe Duplock- Vinny
Mackenzie Byrne- Red
Francesca Batt- Eva
Jordan Bishop- Frank
Bradley Simson- Gangster #1
Carl Larkin- Gangster #2
Sam Ellis- Gangster #3
Extras
Liam Jennings- Hostage
Josh Blackburn- Hostage
Luke Baker- BodyGuard at gates
Joe Duplock- Vinny
Mackenzie Byrne- Red
Francesca Batt- Eva
Jordan Bishop- Frank
Bradley Simson- Gangster #1
Carl Larkin- Gangster #2
Sam Ellis- Gangster #3
Extras
Liam Jennings- Hostage
Josh Blackburn- Hostage
Luke Baker- BodyGuard at gates
Mise-en-scene and Props for our film
Our group focused on the following for our film;
1) Mise en scene
2) Costumes List
3) Props List
1. Mise en scene
Locations scouted are;
Jo Richardson Community School by the "Egg"
Garages near Francesca's house
Locations scouted are;
Jo Richardson Community School by the "Egg"
Garages near Francesca's house
2. Costumes List
Tracksuit (hoodys and bottoms) with a cap
Suits - shirts, trousers and shoes. (Black and white)
Tracksuit (hoodys and bottoms) with a cap
Suits - shirts, trousers and shoes. (Black and white)
3. Props List
phone
van
cardboard boxes
guns
box for guns
balaclavas
cigarette box (cigars)
bags (duffle)
phone
van
cardboard boxes
guns
box for guns
balaclavas
cigarette box (cigars)
bags (duffle)
Friday, 4 December 2009
Shooting Checklist.
Shooting Scenes together.
1st shots bank robbery: SHOTS 15, 16, 17, 18, 32
2nd shots Gangster meeting: SHOTS 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
3rd shots RED and VINNY: SHOTS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14
4th Shots phone call: SHOTS. 1 Only.
Risk Assessment
In our two minute film we have a risk of using a car/van in our film. The problems of using a car/van would mean that someone could be hit by the car or the car/van could be damaged when we are using it.
To prevent any trouble we will be having someone who has passes their driving test and are able to drive with a licence. Characters in the car will be wearing their seatbelts at all times when they are in the car. This will prevent any accidents as the car will be going very slow anyway. The characters that will be in the scene that the car is in they will be assured to stay away with a distance from the car/van. This will prevent accidents happening.
1st shots bank robbery: SHOTS 15, 16, 17, 18, 32
2nd shots Gangster meeting: SHOTS 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
3rd shots RED and VINNY: SHOTS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14
4th Shots phone call: SHOTS. 1 Only.
Risk Assessment
In our two minute film we have a risk of using a car/van in our film. The problems of using a car/van would mean that someone could be hit by the car or the car/van could be damaged when we are using it.
To prevent any trouble we will be having someone who has passes their driving test and are able to drive with a licence. Characters in the car will be wearing their seatbelts at all times when they are in the car. This will prevent any accidents as the car will be going very slow anyway. The characters that will be in the scene that the car is in they will be assured to stay away with a distance from the car/van. This will prevent accidents happening.
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