Behind the Scene Shots

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Locations Shots

1) Outside House (where bike scene chase took place)

2) On road (where first part of bike scene chase took place)

3) On road (also where bike scene took place)

Evidence for Jobs Completed

1) Music Soundtrack editing (in Garageband)

2) Actual film editing (in Sony Vegas Pro)

3) Sound Editing (in Audacity)

4) (VIDEO PROPERTIES)

Floor Plan/Set Designs

Costume and Props List

Costume List and Prop list

COSTUMES

PROPS

• black gloves
• black outfit/hood
• mask
• pyjamas
• school uniform
• everyday teenage girl outfits:

jeans, top, jacket, sneakers (for bike scene)

• more casual wear (for canvas scene)
• Dad’s clothes:

Chinos, white top (for waking up scene)

• bike 
• typewriter
• canvas
• cup of tea (?)
• timer
• mirror
• cheese and crackers

A house (mine) and its surrounding areas - just in general, the film setting will be around here because I believe it is very suitable for the type of film, it’s quiet because there is no road noise, so that won’t interfere with the audio.

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(^some changes with the equipment list! ie scenes that were not filmed because the script changed, so no school uniform needed, or Dads clothes. INSTEAD:

• casual wear for grave scene (jeans, sneakers, chord trousers, smart shoes)
• flowers

Risk Assessment

Cast could be harmed filming on the roads for the outdoor shots of girl and chaser on bikes. In order to prevent this from happening we can choose a road where few, if any cars come down during the day, and possibly see if we can arrange for people to go around another way/have someone else stand by to look out.
Also, cast could be harmed by slipping down the stairs, especially during the chase scene inside the exterior of the house. In order to prevent this we can make sure there is plenty of room everywhere in the house so no one falls over on anything, and clear the stairs completely (because usually there is a lot of clutter!)

Call Sheet/Equipment List

The following screenshot is a list of items I needed for the 3 day shoot, as well as the people. The reason why I didn't require a call sheet specifically for crew members is because I shot the whole thing by myself! 

Although originally I started planning a film with a group of people (and we would all then act as individual members of the crew; i.e. I was the sound person, there was a cameraman, director, producer and editor); the original group decided to split off into smaller ones. This is the reason why I did not need to make a call sheet for crew members.