The Replacement Storyboard UPDATED

This is an updated version of our storyboard of how I will edit my film and what scenes we have filmed.  This will help as it is more organised and more chronological which helps the film make sense and easier to picture. By creating this, we were able to pinpoint which parts we needed and which parts didn't work out in result of making the storyboard more clearer. 

Plan For Learning Aim B & C (Resubmit)

Plan For Learning Aim B&C (Resubmit) from BethPotter4

Camera Shot Lists

This is the camera shot lists for both locations in which we are filming in. On the list it has the numbered shot, what type of shot and angle, whether it is moving or stationary and notes on the shot. This will help us film as we are more organised and it will help us know how to film the planned scenes. 

Production Diary 1

The pictures above show that I am preparing the camera for the stairs scene making sure that it is on the correct setting. The pictures also show me filming the stairs scene which is one of the locations in our film in college and Annalise is using my phone to contact Lexi as I am saved as the 'Unknown Caller' on her phone in the film. 

Meeting Minutes 2

This is another meeting sheet of one of our meetings regarding the locations in which we will be filming in. This helps us film our short film as it is more organised and we have our locations of where we are filming planned out which allows us to complete the location release and location scouting forms.  By completing this sheet, it allows us to note down who was in the meeting, when the meeting took place and who is taking action on the summary points. 

Minutes of Meetings 1- Equipment

This is a minutes of meeting sheet in which tells you who was present in the meeting, when the meeting took place, who will get copy of the sheet and the summary minutes and action points. Within the summary minutes and action points, it explains which responsibilities people will be taking regarding the equipment. 

Shooting Schedule Stripboard

The Replacement Stripboard from BethPotter4

This is a stripboard explaining the different scenes I shot and when. The strip board includes the scene number, location, what time of day it was shot, who was in the scene and how long it took all together to set the equipment up and film it. This will help filming as it keeps us organised and filming the film in chronological order. Furthermore, we are aware of who is in each scene, where the scene is taking place and which scene is which. This will keep us organised and on track.