Shoot Schedule

This shows evidence that I have created a shooting schedule for when filming begins. I have dedicated most of the time to film the forest scene because I need to capture a lot of shots and give myself time to do the villains makeup and costume. A shooting schedule is important because it acts as a plan for what shots I am going to capture and on what time. This makes my time more organised and therefore the filming process will be more efficient and run more smoothly. This will reduce the risk of a delay that may effect the release date of the final product. I have included all of the necessary information that I need in a table form so that it is easy to see the needed information for when I need to prepare for filming.

Date	Shots	INT./EXT.	Location/ Set	Synopsis	Characters	Props	Lighting notes	Camera notes	Audio Notes
12/03/21	1-16	EXT.	Forest	Tessa is wandering through the forest	Tessa  Monster	Camera  Scary Makeup	Dull  Use  Little lighitng	Lots of different shot types and camera movements	Capture foley sound - birds
16/03/21	18-36	INT.	Classroom	Tessa gets given photography project	Tessa  Ava  Mr. Wilson  Extra	Cameras  School Work	High key lighting   Use lighting equipment	Lots of different shot types and camera movements	Use mic to capture dialogue
19/03/21	37-41	EXT.	Street	Tessa is walking home	Tessa	N/A	Bright  Sunlight	Lots of different shot types and camera movements	N/A
20/03/21	42-44	EXT.	House	Tessa enters her house	Tessa	N/A	Bright  Sunlight	Lots of different shot types and camera movements	N/A
21/03/21	1-17 - Retake	EXT.	Forest	Tessa encounters the monster	Tessa  Monster	Camera Scary Makeup	Dull  Little lighting	Lots of different shot types and camera movements	N/A