Planning - Filming Schedule

This is our filming schedule which will allow us to better understand what to do in our recording stages of our coursework.

Like our shot list, this will easily tell our group what shot will be taking place and what characters an angles will be used, although the schedule gives our group a set date to record to be more organised before recording.

This will prevent people having reasons why they can't record if they plan late, rather than everyone agreeing on a date which they are all free.


Our filming schedule will ensure that all shots were accounted for. As we were filming  in the afternoon at 3:00 pm and doing so mostly in chronological order. If we didn't have a filming schedule we wouldn't be able to film the shots in the most productive and effective way. Weather, location, cast, crew and props should be taken in to account. 

Date	Location	Shot(s)	Cast Needed	Props
10 or 11/2/16	Outside	Low-Angle Shot	N/A
10 or 11/2/16	Outside of School	Establishing Shot	N/A
10 or 11/2/16	Corridor in Pavilion	Long Shot	Kai
10 or 11/2/16	Lockers	Mid shot	Kai
10 or 11/2/16	Corridor in Pavilion	Tracking out	Alisha, Sarah, Jermaine & Kai
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Long Shot	Alisha, Sarah, Jermaine & Kai	Chairs, tables and interactive whiteboard.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Mid Shot	Alisha, Sarah, Jermaine & Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Long Shot	Alisha, Sarah, Jermaine & Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Mid shot	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Point of View	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Close Up	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Over the Shoulder	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Mid Shot	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Long Shot	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Mid Shot	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Point of view Shot	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Close Up	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Extreme Close up	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	Classroom	Close up	Kai	Same as above.
10 or 11/2/16	N/A	Black out	N/A

Risk assessments 

We have to spot the possible dangers before filming, as the actors are at risk of being harmed. 

The only possible threat we encountered is the lights possible creating a spark or breaking above the actor's head after repeatedly switching the lights on and off. Apart from this, we thought it was fine and had a healthy ans stable environment for our actors to be recorded in.