Draft Filming/Editing Schedule

We have created a filming and editing schedule for our project to help us keep organised and prepared:

Schedule	Filming/Editing	What’s going to be done?	Location	Equipment
10/10/17	Filming	Actors walking around town leading up to our final scene.	Town Centre	Camera Actors Clothes
11/10/17	Filming	Flashback scenes of the couple	Cinema, Pizza Hut, Ice-Skating, Selfie while shopping.	Camera Sunglasses Phone
14/10/17	Filming	Lip Syncing across a path meeting towards each other. (Final scene shots)	Hylands Park	Camera Same clothes worn in the walking scenes
17/10/17	Filming	Male flicking through photo album of memories, transition idea for establishing shot	Outside on a bench, opening door transition	Camera Photo Album
18/10/17	Filming	Establishing shots of the location we are filming at	Hylands Park	Drone
19/10/17	Filming	Filming the lip syncing against the microphones.	Dance Studio	Camera Microphone Microphone stand Additional Lighting
24/10/17	Editing	Adding in all the clips to the software and piecing where everything goes.	N/A	Sony Vegas Pro 15 Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe After Effects
26/10/17	Editing	Putting the lip syncing clips in and matching it with the song.
27/10/17	Editing	Piecing together the transitions between scenes and flashbacks.
29/10/17	Editing	Final touches and checking whether everything is put together perfectly with no gaps. Once completed, special effects upon relevant clips to be completed.
30/10/17	Editing	Last check to see everything is good, then render the video to the appropriate settings.

This table shows when we are filming and editing, and what will be included in that day in terms of where we are filming and what we will need. We made this so we have a set schedule to go by making us organised when it comes to film and the edit the production. This also allows our actors to be prepared and organise their time so they are free to film. We did this so we would know where we needed to be at a certain time and with the right equipment. For example if it was an aerial shot, we would need a drone. If the shots are the ground of course we will need a regular camera. This will hopefully help prevent us from forgetting anything on the day and be prepared in terms of knowing what we are filming and editing.