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Planning - Location, Participants, Health, and Schedule

 Location

For the Final Task, we will be filming at Rowyn's house and the approaching road beside it.  


Participants

Actors

Rowyn Podgorski- Main Character, Girl stuck in dream
Kylie Keenan- Main Characters Mom
Everly Podgorski- News Reporter 1
Mia Landol- News Reporter 2
Aidan Poole- Serial Killer
Aidan Poole - Cop 1
Mia Landol - Cop 2

Filming 

Kylie Keenan 
Rowyn Podgorski 
Mia Landol
Aidan Poole

Editing

Rowyn Podgorski 
Aidan Poole


Health and Safety

The number one rule about filming is that everyone is safe. Safety precautions are very important in case something goes wrong or someone gets hurt. If anyone gets hurt, there is a medical kit inside Rowyn's closet with bandages and sanitization tools to help. In case of emergencies, Rowyn's mom will always be close to us as well as our phones on us in case we need to dial 911. Rowyn's house will also have the door locked and is equipped with security cameras to ensure our safety inside. Some scenes are filmed out on the road so we will always have an extra person to keep on the lookout for cars passing by to keep us safe from anything happening. There are no other potential scenes in the use of weapons or harm so it is just the basic and simple things to look out for potential safety hazards and or emergencies.

Schedule
 
Pre-production: Dates: 1/30-2/6
Concept Development: 1/30-2/1
Brainstorming and selecting a horror theme.
Drafting the script.
Creating a storyboard.
Pre-visualization: 2/2-2/4
Planning camera angles and movements.
Selecting potential shooting locations.
Location Scouting: 2/5
Visiting and securing shooting locations.
Obtaining necessary permission
Costume and Prop Planning: 2/6
Planning and organizing costumes.
Preparing necessary props
Production: Dates 2/7-2/15
Filming:
Shooting the scenes based on the schedule.
Scenes 1-4 2/7-2/9
Scenes 5-8 2/10-2/12
Scenes 9-12 2/13-2/14
Review Footage: 2/15
Initial review of filmed scenes.
Identifying any filming mistakes or flaws in the scenes
Post-production: 2/16-2/28
Editing:2/16-2/24
Assembling and editing the footage.
Adding sound effects and music.
Reviewing and making necessary revisions.
Adding any necessary special effects.
Final Edit: 2/25
Making any last-minute edits.


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