FILMING SCHEDULE- When? Where? How?

Prior to filming, it is ideal that we plan out when and where we are going to be filming for our trailer. As we are filming a trailer, not an opening two minutes like last year, it's important that we incorporate different locations to give our audience an over all representation of our film in a short two minute clip. I put together this filming schedule, so that we are all aware of when and where we are filming. This will help out organisational skills and make us ready and prepared for when we need to start producing our production.I put together these reminders and sets onto my phone and into my diary. This was a clear and visual way for us to remember when we are filming. Having reminders on my phone meant that it would make a sound or go off, so i am aware that we are filming. 

WHERE?

- On Wednesday the 2nd November, we are planning on filming in Ashtead Village. As the clocks have gone back, it meant that it got darker much quicker meaning the location of the village and the park would have a dark and mysterious atmosphere. We are planning on leaving school at 2:30pm and walk into Ashtead village from Leatherhead town. We want to film on a bridge near Ashtead, we feel that this is going to add a creepy and edgy twist to our trailer. This also means that we can manipultate and experiment with different camera angles, such as, a cantered angle. 

TIMINGS:

2:30pm- Leave school and walk towards Ashtead Village.

2:45pm- Start filming on Ashtead Bridge, and set up tri-pod and camera onto the appropriate settings. 

3:00pm- Start walking towards Ashtead Park,

3:15pm- Arrive at the park and look for potential filming spots.

4:00pm- Make sure footage is good, do we need to re-do anything? Is the dialouge good?