Filming schedule - Miss Georgiou

Here is the filming schedule made by myself and the other members of my group:

Shot	Date & time	Location	Content /action	Shot type & duration	Costume/ hair / make up	Iconography	Personnel	Equipment
1	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	Shows Brittany about to commit suicide	Long shot, zooming in 15 secs	Victim: casual clothes, natural make up	Bricks, bridge	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
2	Friday  28th	Chigwell	Showing victim in home comforts	High angle 5 sec	Victim: PJs, comfort clothes, messy hair, natural make up	TV, blanket	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
3	Friday  28th	Chigwell	Showing dangerous antagonist	Low angle 5 secs	Antagonist: dark hoodie	Bushes, window	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
4	Friday  28th	Chigwell	She sees antagonist	Long shot, shallow focus 5secs	Victim: PJs, comfort clothes, messy hair, natural make up Antagonist: Dark hoodie	TV	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
5	Friday  28th	Chigwell	Running to kitchen for a knife, antagonist disappears	Long shot, hand held 15 secs	Victim: PJs, comfort clothes, messy hair, natural make up Antagonist: Dark hoodie	Knife, kitchen	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
6	Friday 28th	chigwell	Walking home from school	Long shot 5 secs	Victim: School uniform	Trees, path way, school bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
7	Friday 28th	Chigwell	We see the presence of the antagonist	Extreme close up 3 secs	Victim: School uniform	Trees, path way, school bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
8	Friday 28th	Chigwell	The stalking is emphasised	Long shot shallow focus 5 secs	Victim: School uniform	Trees, path way, school bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
9	Sunday7th	Chigwell	Showing her emotions	mid shot, shallow focus, zooming in  5 secs	Victim: School uniform	Street lights, isolated setting	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
10	Sunday 7th	Chigwell	The mysterious runner is coming towards Brittany	Long shot 5 secs	Victim: formal dressing	Running clothes, hand bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
11	Sunday 7th	Chigwell	When runner runs past Brittany, a sense of relief	Panning 5 secs	Victim: formal dressing Runner: bright running clothes	Running clothes, hand bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
12	Sunday 7th	Chigwell	Shows Brittanys emotions, stalker always plays on her mind	Extreme close up 5 secs	Victim: formal clothing runner: bright running clothes	Running clothes, hand bag	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
13	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	Showing her emotions before death	Mid shot 10 secs	Victim: casual clothes	Bricks, river	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
14	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurtst hill	Carol persuades her not to jump	Mid shot/ tracking 10 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Bricks, surprise	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
15	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	Carol and Brittany form a bond	Long shot/ two shot 20 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Bond, bridge	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
16	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	They hug and now Brittany is happy	Mid shot 5 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Bridge, pathway	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
17	Sunday 7th Dec		Steves POV, watching the two girls form a friendship	Hand held 10 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Casual clothes, bricks, hand bags	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
18	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	Brittanys reaction to Carols murder	Close up 5 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Shock, suprise	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
19	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	A different camera angle of Brittanys emotions towards this death	Long shot 10 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Knife	Actors	Digital camera, tripod
20	Sunday 7th Dec	Buckhurst hill	Shows death of carol, then dramatically ends	Zooming in 10 secs	Carol: neutral knitwear colours victim: casual clothes	Knife	Actors	Digital camera, tripod

It is important that we create a filming schedule so that we know what we need to be doing and are able to keep on top of it as well as fitting all of our filming etc around any other tasks we have to get on with outside of the media course. This schedule shall also allow us to become more organised and help us to stick to a set plan which is useful as with the help of a set plan everyone should be of the knowledge of what they are meant to be doing where and when. Without a set filming schedule the filming wouldn't really work out people might not turn up as not everyone would be on the same page as to what we are all suppose to be doing and there would likely to be confusion as to what was meant to be taking place once people had arrived on set. People might turn up without certain things needed such as props, or they simply not bring any at all, they may also turn up without key elements of their costume or they might not even be following their set costume at all. Without having a set schedule for all to follow  the filming of our opening sequence simply wouldn't happen which shows just how important it is.

Having this schedule is so important as it means that everyone is aware of the guidelines they need to be following. Therefore meaning that there a very few excuses or reasons for particular objectives of our opening sequence not being for filled.

With our filming schedule we are able to display to our teachers that we are ready and prepared to begin our filming. Our teachers need to review this as it illustrates that we have everything we need planned out and are thinking seriously and rationally about the production of our film. It shows that we are willing to make time to film and have already set dates for this which reassures them that we shall get all of our filming done by the deadline.