LO2 Call Sheet

LO2 location release form

The 20th of January 2015 we went out to view locations for the film trailer we need to make and for our search we had a look in rough and run down areas like parkhill the problem that we face is tat the time of day has to be correct as it doesn't show us what it looks like in the dark. We do not need to get permission to use this land as it is public lad and we will use most of it for filming.

Parkhill

LO2 Relaese and Consent forms

The email from Standby looking for actors

LO2 Risk assessment

LO2 Recce forms

LO2 Gantt Chart

LO2 Production Schedules

LO2 Storyboard

Jai van der Kraan

Kyle fisher playing with cards

In the illegal gambling room with 3 other players and the lighting is dark with a costume type of casual, low angle, medium shot

fade to black with a tinted colour

soundtrack the voice of the actor.

no sound effects

people playing poker and Kyle acting nervous. Gambling room with dim lights and with casual costume. level angle with medium shot, tinted colour straight to cut and soundtrack with voice over and no effects.

Eyes close and shot in the open. Up in Parkhill. casual costume and lighting is high key. level angle and with close up shot. tinted colour straight to cut. and soundtrack over.

Around the gambling table playing poker kyle get mad about losing. High angle, medium shot with tinted colour and straight to cut, low key lighting and soundtrack over.

At the gabling room playing cards, close up to cards, high angle, tinted cards and fade to black and soundtrack over it. straight to cut and fade to black. soundtrack over.

kyle looking into the camera, parkhill. The high key lighting provides a good shot also the close up with a level angle makes a better shot.

cut back to the gambling room, low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut to kyle walking  , low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut to kyle breathing heavily, low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut 3 clover band  , low key lighting, medium shot level angle . casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut back to the gambling room but with the antagonist staring down at kyle, low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut to kyle doing drugs , low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut back to the gambling room antagonist talking the kyle , low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

kill montage many angle and shots with all low key lighting and casual costume but soundtrack over I which is fast beat.

cut to kyle face, low key lighting, close up shot level angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut to kyle face , low key lighting, close up shot level angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.

cut back to the grab of one main character , low key lighting, medium shot high angle. casual costume and no sound effects but has soundtrack over.  over the shoulder

LO2 Scripts

LO2 Media Pitch

Here is the link for our questionnaire for Friday's pitch. 
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/36JJSZB

My analysis of the questionnaire

The presentation pitch for our film trailer

The analysis of the questionnaire

positive

One positive we got from this is that the genre suits the location also another positive is that we have good locations and our character are very good and match the description.
Negative
A negative of this is that we don't know what props we can use also we need to explain
what angle we would use and the shot type. Another negative is that some people think that the genre would not suit the target audience.
improvement
Get some more location shots and be more specific for the target audience.

Photo of use presenting the media pitch