Thursday, 5 January 2012

Shot List

This is our shot list, and it will help us when we come to film our opening sequence. The shots here are in order of which they will be filmed, starting with the London location, and then Bexleyheath. It will help us to remember which shot goes where, especially when we aren't filming the whole thing in one whole go, as there are different parts set at different places.

Test Shots

These are the test shots of the actors who appear in our film. They consist of the killer, and both of the victims in our story.











Scott Rudd - Killer
The reason we chose Scott to be our main character, is firstly we are both good friends with him therefore he will perform to his best ability. Secondly, he received an A* mark in GCSE Drama which is phenomenal. Also, as he is very tall he would pass off as an older male, which is the type of person we very much want to play this role.











Beth Funnell - Victim
Beth is part of the crew, a producer and a director, as well as one of the actors. We decided for her to be a part of the film as otherwise we would be relying too heavily on other people to be a part of our film, as from previous experiences people haven't turned up to shoots in the past, so we thought it would be better for her to act in the opening of the film. 














Beckie Gordon - Victim
Beckie is also part of the crew, a producer and a director, as well as one of the actors. We again decided for her to be a part of the film for the same reason as Beth, above. Beckie also does A Level Drama, and her last grade on her report was a B, which means another great actor for our opening sequence.

Weather Check

This is the weather forecast for the next week in Bexleyheath. We are focused on the day Thursday 12th as this is the day we will be shooting here. It should not be too much of a problem if the weather is bad as we will be inside.










This is the weather forecast for the next week in London. We will be shooting here on Sunday 8th, and therefore the weather shouldn't be a problem.