Shot List
- Shot of Melissa, Megan, Max and Spencer inside the van
- Individual tracking shot of each individual character moving
- Shot of them all leaving the van
- Shot of max jumping over the fence, shot of the others entering through the side gate
- Shot of Melissa and Spencer breaking through the door and unlocking the lock
- Shot of Megan on the phone whilst Melissa and spencer are entering
- shot of Megan running to the stairs, then hiding in the cupboard
- shot of Megan (other character) rummaging around the house, with gun
- Shot of Melissa and Spencer entering through the kitchen
- Shot of Max rummaging through the house
- Shot of Melissa, Max and Megan going up the stairs and checking the hallway
- Shot of Melissa entering Megans room
- Shot of Max walking around the room
- Shot of Megan walking out the wardrobe and out of the window
- Shot of Megan, Max and Melissa hearing something, running and checking the wardrobe
- Shot of Megan taking off her mask, revealing herself
Shooting Schedule
As a group, we have sat down and planned the best and most practical filming days. However, we not only had to take into account everyone's personal schedule's but also the weather forecasts.
24th November 2015- On this day we plan to film the Van scene. For this we will need Megan Thomas, Melissa Harris, Spencer Stevenson, Max Duffy and Mr Stevenson. For the props we will need to have a gun, black masks, black clothing, black shoes, Van, Camera equipment and Max Duffy's house. Within this scene we plan to film the van scene, lasting around 10 seconds, then the exiting of the van. We will film this between 10 am - 11 am. We chose to do this scene first because it allows us to get an idea of camera angles and so that we can work in chronological order to the rest of the film opening.
24th November 2015- Later in the day we plan to film them entering the house. For this we will need a rucksack, bag of tools, gun and previous equipment. During this shooting, we plan to get a range of camera angles, including high angle, close up, birds eye view and a tracking shot. We will also need all the previous people needed for the scene. The reason why we chose to film this scene later on in the day, was so that we could go back, download the previous footage and see where we could have gone better and whether or not we needed to reshoot scenes.
25th November 2015 - On this day we plan to film Megan's character Ellie, on the phone talking to her dad, then hiding in the wardrobe, then jumping out the window. The reason why we wanted to film this scene next was also to gain an understanding of chronological order, and because we still needed to film outside and we didn't want to rely on the weather any other day. This was successful because it allowed us to gain an understanding of all the shots we had already.
26th November 2015- This is our last day of filming and we plan to film the rest of the characters rummaging throughout the house. We wanted to do singular shots of the characters to add variation to the shots, and to gain an understanding of individual characters. This was also so that we could show a variety of shots in an effective way. This filming was all done inside Max's house, and we used the tripod and camera to gain good shots.
We found that using this shooting schedule, it was really useful because it allowed us to fully understand and organise when and where we plan to film and shoot the different shots we need. Without the shooting schedule we found that it would have been very difficult to understand and organise when we plan to shoot. This was also vital because we needed to choose appropriate dates that were suitable for everyone in the group.
The shot list did change because we needed to do more and extra filming, however we just continuously adapted the shooting schedule to make it easier to organise for everyone.
24th November 2015- On this day we plan to film the Van scene. For this we will need Megan Thomas, Melissa Harris, Spencer Stevenson, Max Duffy and Mr Stevenson. For the props we will need to have a gun, black masks, black clothing, black shoes, Van, Camera equipment and Max Duffy's house. Within this scene we plan to film the van scene, lasting around 10 seconds, then the exiting of the van. We will film this between 10 am - 11 am. We chose to do this scene first because it allows us to get an idea of camera angles and so that we can work in chronological order to the rest of the film opening.
24th November 2015- Later in the day we plan to film them entering the house. For this we will need a rucksack, bag of tools, gun and previous equipment. During this shooting, we plan to get a range of camera angles, including high angle, close up, birds eye view and a tracking shot. We will also need all the previous people needed for the scene. The reason why we chose to film this scene later on in the day, was so that we could go back, download the previous footage and see where we could have gone better and whether or not we needed to reshoot scenes.
25th November 2015 - On this day we plan to film Megan's character Ellie, on the phone talking to her dad, then hiding in the wardrobe, then jumping out the window. The reason why we wanted to film this scene next was also to gain an understanding of chronological order, and because we still needed to film outside and we didn't want to rely on the weather any other day. This was successful because it allowed us to gain an understanding of all the shots we had already.
26th November 2015- This is our last day of filming and we plan to film the rest of the characters rummaging throughout the house. We wanted to do singular shots of the characters to add variation to the shots, and to gain an understanding of individual characters. This was also so that we could show a variety of shots in an effective way. This filming was all done inside Max's house, and we used the tripod and camera to gain good shots.
We found that using this shooting schedule, it was really useful because it allowed us to fully understand and organise when and where we plan to film and shoot the different shots we need. Without the shooting schedule we found that it would have been very difficult to understand and organise when we plan to shoot. This was also vital because we needed to choose appropriate dates that were suitable for everyone in the group.
The shot list did change because we needed to do more and extra filming, however we just continuously adapted the shooting schedule to make it easier to organise for everyone.
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