Friday, 20 November 2015

Pre-production: Shooting Schedule

Booking a day for our shooting day was not so difficult as we didn't have to worry about the lack of travel distance as our location are in our local town, rather than somewhere that is difficult to get to like Bristol.
Our actors are kids, which means they have a set schedule that is similar to ours and can work with. Seeing that their free time for the shooting could only be during the weekends or after school.
This will help us to the book our shooting schedule on any weekend that would suit all of us. We prefered to work on weekends so that we will have more flexiable and longer time (as long as we need) for our shoot. It will also mean less rush during the weekend as everyone would be usually home taking a day off work, which gives us more time to book a spot for our venue and work on it as long as we need. This is an adventage to spend more time setting up and making sure the lighting is perfectly lit as how we wanted it.
We decided the perfect and suitable date to do our shoot was on Sunday 13th of September at 12pm. However on that day, there was an event taking place at 1:30pm on the stage we booked, which means that it was available for us about one hour and a half to shoot in the Nordern farm location. We were luckily to have two DSLR cameras with us, which will increase the speed of the shooting process. This will also help to get through all of our shots we planned in different set-ups on time.

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