Shot Lists and Other Logistical Planning

Here we have our actual shot lists, divided into blocks of time where equipment is available and trying to make the best use of that time in terms of locations and actors:

 

 

We now have agreement from all our principle actors and have put a filming schedule together. This is proving tricky as our cast have clashing timetables and at this time of year, the light at the end of the day is  not ideal for filming. However, we have permission to take our Year 7 student, Ellie, out of lessons and have arranged for an extra teacher to accompany us when we film her so that she can be taken safely back to school while we continue filming the drowning scene. This was a complicated scene to arrange but we have an additional teacher to take our victim, Kelly, back to school and make sure she is all right. We have also managed to schedule a lot of the filming around the main character's free periods as she does not want to miss many lessons. This means that we ahould be able to take advantage of better lighting and weather permitting, should get some good shots.