PRE-PRODUCTION PLANNING!

 

PRE-PRODUCTION PLANNING:

Script:






Shot list:
SHOT LIST



CLAMPS:

C: The main characters, Amelia and Everlyn will be wearing an everyday comfortable outfit because she is a regular character. the second character who will be the detective, she will be wearing a coat that will show the professionalism of the "detective" job. These characters will look very normal so that the audience can get familiar with them.

L: There will be low-key lighting used, as this is a key convention of a crime drama, but also normal room light so that it doesn't seem to be just an act to the audience and make them feel like as if it's really happening as it will seem very subtle.

A: In the whole 3 minutes there will be 4 characters and one of them will be dead. One of them is a detective, and one is the mother who is shown to be the villain and the sister of the dead sister that this crime scene will be based on.

M: The casts will have natural minimum makeup, they will show their everyday type of look, and there will be use of blood to show that this is a crime-related drama linking back to the age rating of 12+. The blood would be on the sister's hand as she hides the body in guilt.

P: In the actual 3-minute scene the props that will be used are a bracelet and crime scene tapes with notes and the detective will be holding a notebook. On Amelia's way back home she will be holding take away from Tim Hortons. 

S: The setting will be in the house for the first half of the scene, this is my first location where the audience gets familiar with who the characters are and their personalities. The second location is where the tension gets built and that is near the house around a park. which is where the detective introduces himself to Amelia and where Amelia finds out about her dead sister

Shooting schedule:

  • Location: My house, the park
  • No. of scenes: 4 different scenes in the house/ 1 major scene in the park with different types of shots.
  • Characters:
  • Date and timings: weekend





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