Production Schedual

Floor Plans

This is a key to my floor plan. Each coloured cross represents a different character and the orange cross represents the camera position

This is the bag packing scene. Anisa is sat in the computer chair, Charlie is over by the wardrobe and Char is between the bed and the piano with the handheld camera. I have access from the door in the top right hand corner.

This is the floor plan for the scene where the characters book the holiday, I am now only using the three girls in the scene. I have access from the door in the top right hand corner.

This is the chase scene. The moving red arrow represents the movement of Charlie down the pathway. The black cross is the stile she jumps over. This area is accessed by a footpath which leads from a country road from the direction of the stile.

This is the scene where the group picture is being taken. I am now having no characters in the scene, only a voice over because I want it to come across as a memory and not present time. This location is accessed from all around as it is outside the front of my house.

 

 

 

This is the first scene that is going to be seen in 'The Holiday'. The scene takes place in a medical room. The red cross represents the positioning of Charlies character, Jess, on the medical bed and the orange cross is where the camera will shot from. The orange cross over the red cross represents a birds eye view of Charlie. I have access from the right door as the left door opens up to a cupboard.

Locations

Bedroom scene where most of the memory scenes take place i.e. bag packing, booking the holiday. This location is easy to access because it is my own bedroom.

This is the pathway where the chase scene takes place between the character Jess and an unknown character. I chose this place because it is very secluded and comes across as being in the middle of nowhere. Permission is not needed to film on it because it is a public footpath

Updated Shot List

Storyboard

 

Shot List

Change idea

After doing some filming over the holidays, I found it hard to get all my actors together in the same place. After mulling over all my ideas and talking to my teacher, I have decided to limit my actors to only Charlotte Heaps. I am planning on keeping the bedroom scenes however not having any of the actors, just eerie voice overs to make them more memory like. I am also adding an additional hospital/metal patient bed scene, which will be my opening shot.