Shooting Schedule

Shooting Schedule

Currently at this point the group and I are preparing to begin the filing process for our final piece. As a group we have collectively agreed on specific dates in which we are hoping to get the majority of the filming done. We decided that as this is our coursework we shall begin early so that if we have to take a step back and re-film some of our scenes we are able to do so over a substantial time period. The idea of starting early will allow us to take our time and not rush to and get the whole project done before the deadline for the rough cut which is 15th of February. We have planned to film the interview which will be the opening of the title sequence today (16th January).

This scene is an interview which takes place out side the front of our school (Chalfonts Community College), where the Prime Minister (played by Reece Garside) is being interviewed by the interviewer (played by Millie Warren). 

The process of filming this interview will require us to film it in a few chunks as one of the shots is the Prime Minister having blood and bruises on his face (this is to show the teacher who plans to kill him imagining the Prime Minister in pain), then we plan to have a shot of his face normal again to make it clear to the audience that the teacher (played by Callum Carroll) is imagining it. 

Unfortunately my group mate Hannah Dunsdon and I we unable to be present during this section of the filming as we had to attend classes. However we handed over the task to Melissa and Finely to direct. 

We have planned to all meet and film the rest of the scenes, which will include the montage sequence on Saturday 19th January. This section of the filming will take place at my house which is located in Beaconsfield, and everyone in the group will be present during this process. Callum Carroll will be wearing a smart tie and smart clothing to resemble a teacher. We will be using props which will be set up before the filming begins and we are hoping that all of the filming will be finished by the end of the day. After the filming process we will put it all together on the editing software (Adobe Premier Pro) and this will allow us to see if there are any scenes that require re-filming.