Filming Schedule - Miss Georgiou.

Why is a filming schedule important to have?
A filming schedule is a extremely important record within the planning process and key when actually filming the video. This is because it allows us to recognise the amount of time we have to successfully shoot each scene, what costume the characters should be wearing, the iconography and equipment needed and what individuals are needed for each shot. It was important for us to know what the date and time of when each shot was being captured because it gave us a set amount of time which was needed to record each shot which meant we filmed each shot to a good standard without wasting any time, making filming more time efficient. Understanding the location of each shot was also very helpful as it meant that we filmed every shot we needed from each location rather than travelling back to location if we got to forget a particular shot, this again made our filming more time efficient. Recognising the content and the shot needed was also helpful as this meant we knew exactly what to film and had a clear idea of what we wanted to capture. Identifying the costume hair and make up and iconography meant that we was able to prepare what they had to wear and what props are needed before each shot which, again, saved time. Our risk assessment also showed us what personal and equipment we needed which meant that we understood who was needed for each shot, as well as, what was needed to capture it successfully.

Did you follow the schedule while filming, or did you make any changes?
When filming we did follow this filming schedule as closely as we could as we knew that this was the most time efficient way of capturing everything we planned to successfully. Despite this we did follow all the timings as accurately as we would of liked, this is because at each location we was coming up with new ideas which we believed would be beneficial to our dance music video. Another factor which prevented us from sticking to the timings we had planned was the fact that when filming in busy train stations was the fact that we had to make sure that we didn't get in the way of the pedestrians this meant that we had to keep on relocating to ensue we wasn't a inconvenience.

Shot	Date & time	Location	Content /Action	Shot type & Duration	Costume/ hair/ make up	Iconography	Personnel	Equipment
1	12.11.14 2:30pm	Redbridge playing fields.	Young female waking up underneath a shelter in the middle of a field.	Long shot which shows she’s homeless. 5 seconds.	Costume: Ripped tights, short denim shorts, big scruffy hoodie, big boots. Hair: Tied up and messy. Make-up: Smudged mascara.	Sleeping bag.	Actor. Camera person. Location manager.	Digital camera, batteries, tripod, memory card.
2	12.11.14 2:40pm	Redbridge playing fields.	Young female wondering a run down car park.	Close up which shows the sad emotions of the character.	Costume: Ripped tights, short denim shorts, big scruffy hoodie, big boots. Hair: Tied up and messy. Make-up: Smudged mascara.	None.	Actor. Camera person. Location manager.	Digital camera, batteries, tripod, memory card.
3	12.11.14 3:00pm	Fairlop train station.	Young, smart male walking up to train, boarding the train then on the train.	Long shot to show him walking up and boarding then mid shot of him on train. 5 seconds.	Costume: Black suit with a white shirt and black tie and smart shoes. Hair: Smart. Make-up: Tanning moisturiser.	Breifcase.	Actor. Camera person. Location manager.	Digital camera, batteries, tripod, memory card.
4	12.11.14 3:15pm	Westfields train station.	Time lapse of the young homeless girl sitting on the floor of a train station begging for money.	Long shot to capture the pedestrians walking past. 10 seconds.	Costume: Ripped tights, short denim shorts, big scruffy hoodie, big boots. Hair: Tied up and messy. Make-up: Smudged mascara.	A object to catch peoples money in.	Actor. Camera person. Location manager.	Digital camera, batteries, tripod, memory card.
5	12.11.14 3:45pm	Train station car park.	The young female approaching a car, talking to the driver then getting in the car.	Long shot to show both the character and the car.	Costume: Ripped tights, short denim shorts, big scruffy hoodie, big boots. Hair: Tied up and messy. Make-up: Smudged mascara.	Car.	Actor. Camera person. Location manager.	Digital camera, batteries, tripod, memory card.