Media Group Filming Schedule- Updated

Thursday 12th January 2017

  • Recording the news report after school that's going to be featured in our opening scene.
  • Where: In the media studies room at school as it has a green screen
  • Props: a desk that we can use as the news desk, paper to use as documents.
  • Characters: Our teacher, Miss Court as the news reporter, Samantha Jones
  • People that will be there: Paige, Jasmine, Eleanor, Hannah and Miss Court
Saturday 14th January 2017
  • Recording from the establishing shot of April's house to the long shot of the van and April disappearing.
  • Where: My house and the road near where April will disappear from. 
  • Props: April's costume, which consists of black skinny jeans. a hoodie, converse, a hat and a backpack, a red van, a mobile phone and earphones. 
  • Characters: Paige as April Greene. 
  • People that will be there: Paige, Eleanor, Jasmine and Hannah
Thursday 19th January 2017
  • Recording from when April disappears to the last scene with April's sister Poppy.
  • Where: Hannah's house, in her living room and on her driveway.
  • Props: The TV, furniture in Hannah's living room, Poppy's costume, which consists of casual clothing, the investigator's, Susan Richmond's, outfit, which consists of smart, professional clothing. 
  • Characters: Susan Richmond, played by Eleanor, Samantha Jones, played by Miss Court, Poppy Greene, played by Lacey Anderson, Jessica, played by Jasmine, then Hannah, Laura and Shannon as extras. 
  • People that will be there: Paige, Eleanor, Jasmine, Hannah, Laura, Shannon and Lacey. 
Friday 10th February 2017
  • Refilming everything we did on Thursday 19th January 2017 with the same people.

Comments

  1. Frankie30 January 2017 at 02:40

    Make sure that you update this schedule to show what has been completed and what still needs attention. You have some re-filming to do, so make sure that you blog about what and why you are redoing it.
    Mrs H

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