Film Scheduling And Planning

Filming Schedule 
Equipment (Filming)

Camera
GoPro
Umbrella 
Bottled Water 
Tripod
Lighting
Memory Card
Costume
Makeup Pallete



Other

Food Money
Transport Money  
Packed Lunch
Warm coats
Rucksacks
Towels
Change of socks
Mobile Phones

 Plan For the Day
16th March 
Bus From Belfast: 0805 
Bus To Belfast: 1910

 Filming
Our location is around 1 hour 30 mins away, in order to maximise our time we
will leave early in the morning. We plan to film in reverse. The forest scenes will
be shot first so that Meabh does not have to get into the water at the start of the    day, ensuring she does not get cold and uncomfortable. The week before I            printed of a copy of the shot list for each group member and highlighted key          moments to try and maintain focus on set as much as possible. 



Filming quarter road: 1030-1200 
Shot 18: Running up path 
Shot 19: Runs through wall 
Shot 20: close up on horrified face 
Shot 21: Shot of ruined cottage 
Shot 22: Panorama intensity of music increases, meabh is on the verge of screaming. 
Shot 23: Shot form behind meabh, falling to the her knees 
Shot 24: Close up of meabh looking around, voices, baby crying and laughing heard in soundtrack, fire crackling. 

Shot 25: Cut to scene of ruin, silent, reverse zoom of ruin. )
Filming Bloody Bridge: 1300- 1700
Shot 1: Underwater, looking up at sky, hair floating across the screen, music, water sound effects 
Shot 2: Cuts to shot above water no music Shot 3: Underwater, shot of hand, same music and sound as before.
Shot 4: Repeat shot 2 different area
Shot 5: Meabh bursts out of the water, close up 
Shot 6: Black screen with title ORIGIN 
Shot 7: Side Profile of Meabh, heavy breathing, 
Shot 8: POV shot, of the ocean and skyline 
Shot 9: Meabh Walking out of shallow water. 
Shot 10: Sitting on Rocks, give the illusion that time is passing, the water has disappeared. (multiple ones with different angles) 
Shot 11: Road shot Extreme long shot 
Shot 12: Meabh walking through the trail looking bewildered, taken from a low angle. 
Shot 13: Close up 
Shot 14: Shot of bridge from below, a lorry/vehicle passes over. 
Shot 15: Close up on face, Meabh looks terrified, backs away. 
Shot 16: Shot of back of Meabh, walking backwards turns away, walks towards camera. 
Shot 17: Meabh quickens her pace on the verge of running. 
We will be getting the 0805 bus from city centre that will arrive into Newcastle at 0937. We will then get a taxi to quarter road, provided by shimna taxis. 
We will be getting the taxi to our first filming location, the forest which is situated on quarter road. It is a 5-10 minute walk from the road to where the ruin is situated in the forest. The reason we have chosen to film the forest scene first and not in chronological order is to ensure Meabh does not have to remain wet and cold for a large part of the day, fulfilling our goals from our risk  assessment.                                              
                                                        






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