Research of our Film
Props needed:
Costume – Taxi driver is wearing light, coloured clothing.
This taxi driver is the good driver and was the one who was supposed to pick up
the girl
2 different phones for the girls in the taxi (the girls will
have them)
Using a car from the taxi company (green-coloured car)
The other dodge taxi driver (2nd car that pulls
up) is wearing darker, more negative clothing compared to the first taxi driver
but in the same coloured taxi.
We don’t need any set design because the sequence will
happen outside and the light will be natural light
Dave needed at 9:30am on Wednesday 17 Jan to act as a dodge
taxi driver.
We will use the car Dave has ‘Opel Astra’ to be used as the
dodge taxi.
Shot-reverse-shot to show the continuous sequence in our
shooting. The next photo is an example of a shot-reverse-shot.
Location:
The location of where we are filming is the main Hurtwood
House, we will film the scene from 10:00am-10:35am. We’ll need the taxi driver
and Dave’s car at these timings. The filming will be made on the soil,
hopefully in the middle of the car park just so the audience has a sense of the
surrounding area of the characters.
Cast:
Dave as the dodge taxi driver
Nadeyia as coffee woman
James as the director
Vahe is sound effect
Sasha is lightning
Lighting:
We will use only natural lighting, no set lightning. At the
times that we are filming it should be bright enough and we hope there will be
no rain to make us reschedule our timings.
How we will shoot the taxi:
the first taxi pulls up and we have an over the shoulder shot of the taxi from the girls view,
long shot of the doors and a long to mid-shot of the doors opening,
a inside mid-shot of the girls,
a shot-reverse-shot from inside hall way,
close-up of car wheels on the soil as the car pulls into the shot,
a close up on the driving-wheel with just the hands seen (no face nor clothing revealed),
a mid-shot from cars behind,
girl gets into car with a mid-shot,
long shot of the car leaving,
How we will shoot the dodge taxi (Opel Astra):
new car pulls in with a long-shot, (with girl in H.W.) (long shot in new car, Dave is visible)
Dave pulls up to the girl, over-the-shoulder shot, conversation (the driver tricks the girl.)
Phoebe asks if driver is here, for a 'Freya', over-the-shoulder shot
Driver answers 'yes'
Girl opens the door and enters the car, shot from behind.
Mid-close-up shot of the girl in the backseat on her phone (trying to contact friend)
Long shot of car racing out of the car park (Props: Car)
a close-up of the girls facial expression as she becomes surprised and she has a shocked facial expression (the girl is alarmed while the car is at high speed)
a close-up of girl ringing her friend multiple times (urgently tells Driver to go to GATWICK)
Close-up of the worried girl (phone held in hand)
Close-up of the phone ringing her friend
Girl answers immediately.
The worried girl asks 'where are you?'
The friend replies she is already at home
We get to see the normal facial expression of the worried girl looking into the drivers rear-mirror
The driver looks back at the girl with aggressive eyes at the girl through the mirror
A mid-shot of the girl surprised and terrified
a Close-up of the doors window, the door is unlocked in this shot
the door is locked in this shot (same close-up as previous shot)
END (Cut-away)







Sasha
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting this blog post entry for the planning of the organisation of your shoot for next week. There is still plenty of planning to do to get the right shots to edit a film opening sequence. You do need to add a little more detail to the planning of your shoot - in terms of annotating the location shots for example or describing not just the characters but the function they have in the story you want to tell. You should also have uploaded a shot list, shooting schedule and potentially a call sheet. what about costumes and props - have you and your group organised these?