Strucuture of Filming

Structure of Filming

This is a story board from our 2 minutes opening of a thriller film. We created this to give us a clear structure of what we are going to film and when. We created this using images we have found on the internet to give us a idea of angles and shots. Despite the characters not looking like the actors we are going to use the images gives us a rough outcome as we can see the angles and structure of the story.

http://www.slideshare.net/bethanyhead/opening-story-board-57558675

We have created a time table in order to make the filming process organised and controlled. By organising the cast, location, dates and props the filming should be relaxed and organised because a full structure will be planned. When have speeded out the filming over 2 days due to the 2 different locations. We wanted to film each location on the same day as we will be using the natural light therefore if we go on a different day the lighting and weather may be different, allowing the audience to see that is was filmed on a different day. We will film any outside footage first again being of lighting, we are going to film the Bunker scene about 4 therefore it'll be getting dark but will be light enough for the camera to pick up the characters. Also we need to film the Bunker scene first because we need a group photo of the 4 characters in order for the next scene to make sense.

Contingency Date

If someone falls ill or the weather isn't able to film in, we will reschedule the filming day of the bunker scene to the 11th February and the house date to the 28th March in order to get the filming down quickly so the editing process can be down well in the time limit given.