Wednesday, 3 June 2015

AS3 - Task Three - Sources of Information

Before I went into making my advertisement, I went through the planing stage where I had to do all sorts of planning before I could even start filming the advert.

Story board

The first step I took into creating my advert was Story boarding. I did this because by creating an story board, it helped me sort of plan out what direction I wanted this advert to go in and I could make a new one if the advert didn't seem right. The document was useful because I could slowly plan out what the actresses would be doing and what will happen in each scene as the advert moved on and I could even write down what shot each scene should be. I can improve the story board next time by maybe making it look less rushed so you can actually find out what is meant to be happening in they story board and make it look less rush so give myself a little bit more time on the story board.


















Budget

Once story boarding was done, I went on to see what the budget for this advert would be for the advert it is important you know how much will be spending on an advert because the company that will be looking at the advert will not want it to be to much money and if it is they may not take on the idea because you may be coasting them money for making the advert . I used this document to help me calculate how much the advert will coast me to make and how much everything will be. It was useful because it helped me to keep track on what i'm meant to be spending and what my budget was so I would not go over it. I could Improve on the budget document for next time by giving myself a target budget price so it would help me find away to save more money then to be spending so much. I can also improve on the layout of the document to make it look more professional then this one.

Production Budget


Item
Cost

1. Cannon XF100

2. transcend 32GB premium SDHC class 10 UHS-1 300X Memory Card

3. XCSOURCE Professional Portable Magnesium Aluminium alloy Tripod Monopod & Ball Head For DSLR SLR Camera DV Canon Nikon Petax Sony Tripod Q-555 Max Height: 55.9", Max Load: 8KG LF393

4. Rode Rycote Videomic With Deadcat Wind Muff, Micro-Boom Pole and VC1 Cable.

5. Clothes

6. The actresses
                                                 

                       



£391.34

£10.57


£49.99




£169


£90

£20





Total Production Budget:

£730.9
 
Location Visit sheet

One I found a location for us to do the filming, I then went on to make a location visit sheet. This is helpful the crew and the case because it has a map of the location on it and it tell them how they can get to the filming location, the best way from them to get there, the number of the location they can call if they are having trouble trying to find it and it also has the address. Not only that but it also has heath and safety issues notes to let everyone know if there is something that could happen in the house and Potential Filming problems. What I could do better on this document id that I could have found a more clearer map for the crew and cast so it would be made easier for them to find the filming location. But other then that, I think this document is quite useful.

Location Visit Sheet

Programme Title: Advert for Sony Xperia Z3
Client: Sony company
Writer: Shauna Marks
Producer: Shauna Marks
Director: Carly Lasslett
Date: 2/04/15

Map of 33 Stevens Rd, Dagenham, Greater London RM8


Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note

You can get the 128, 150, 346 or the 368 bus. Get off at green lane then walk down burnside road, past the primary school and the two churches and walk down stevens road till you see the house number 33. But if you are getting the 368 you must get off at Becontree Avenue and walk to stevens road and look for the house 33.

Access to location via: The best way to get to the house will be by bus.



Name and number of location contact: 33 stevens road Dagenham essex RM8 2QP and the number is 0208 2999 1996
 Health and Safety Issues to note:

              There will be a dog at the house so the crew and the actresses must be careful when going into the kitchen because the dog can get over excited and is known for biting. Please let me know when the dog is out of its cage so I can return it into the cage before getting anything from the kitchen.
Potential Filming Problems :

              Crew and actresses must be careful when walking around the house. There is furniture and wires around the house. All furniture that will not be used will be moved but might still be able to trip over. Let me know if you think the furniture is in a dangerous area, please let me know. The wires will be moved out of the way as best as possible but may still be in the way. Please watch where you are walking if you are moving around the house.
Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)

It does not matter about the weather forecast because all the filming will be done inside of the location.

Shooting Schedule 

Once I was done with the location visit sheet we move onto the shooting schedule. This document is helpful because it lets the crew and cast know what they are doing in which day, what the scene is that is being filmed, what is need that day etc. It lets the cast know if they have to be on set that day or not and what they are dong in what scene. What I could have improved on in this document for next time is maybe add more information onto it next time so that the cast know more on what they have to do and they can go straight into acting without a lot me having to explain to much like I had to with this advert.


Day
Scene
Location
Equipment
Costumes
Props
Cast +Crew
 1.























2.





















3.


















4.












The broken phone scene and friend (actress 2) walks into the living room and asks what’s wrong and friend (actress 1) explains whats happened to her phone with close ups on the phones and the acresses.

The friend (actress 2) tells her friend (actress 1) about the new Sony Xperia Z3 and then the friend (actress 1) asks why it’s so good to have as her next phone with close up of the friend (actress 2) holding the Sony Phone.

This scene will be a close up on the Sony phone and the friend (acress 2) explaining what is good about the phone and will show the wider screen and voice recognising technology.

Friends (actress 1 and  2) will do water experiment on the Sony phone to prove that it is waterproof.


Friend (actress 1) will ask how much it will coast then get excited when it is a descent price and then wants to get the phone.






The local house





















The local house






















The local house

















The local house










Camera, SD card tripod and
 Micophone



















Camera, SD card, tripod and micophone




















Camera, SD card, tripod and micophone















Camera, SD card, tripod and micophone



Camera, SD card, tripod and micophone
Jeans, shoes and t-shirts





















Jeans, shoes and t-shirts





















Jeans, shoes and t-shirts
















Jeans, shoes and t-shirts




Jeans, shoes and t-shirts
Broken phone and Sony Xperia Z3



















Broken phone and Sony Xperia Z3
















Broken phone and Sony Xperia Z3

















Sony Xperia Z3



Sony Xperia Z3
Crew: Me, Carly Lasslett, Samuel Robert, Josie Bruce and Adam Parks
Cast: Enya McDonnell and Cara Nott















 Crew: me, Carly Lasslett, Samuel Robert, Josie Bruce and Adam Parks
Cast: Enya McDonnell and Cara Nott












Crew: me, Carly Lasslett, Samuel Robert, Josie Bruce and Adam Parks
Cast: Enya McDonnell and Cara Nott











Crew: me, Carly Lasslett, Samuel Robert, Josie Bruce and Adam Parks
Cast: Cara Nott and Enya McDonnell


 Crew: me, Carly Lasslett, Samuel Robert, Josie Bruce and Adam Parks
Cast: Enya McDonnell and Cara Nott







Risk Assessment

We know move on to the Risk assessment. This is helpful to because it lets the crew and the cast if there are any risks that could happen to them while they are filming so they do not get hurt. But giving the crew and cast the warning that there are things around the house that can cause injury's to anyone at anytime. The thing that i can improve on next time on this document is that I could go into a bit more detail on it to give the cast and crew more information on what could happen and how it can be stop before someone really gets hurt.
Hazard
Person(s) at Risk
Likelihood of Hazard
1 – Extremely Unlikely
5 – Extremely Likely
Severity of Hazard Outcomes
1 – Very Low Risk
5 – Very High Risk
Risk Level
(Likelihood + Severity)
2
Measures to Take to Manage Risk
Risk Managed?
Y/N
Dog biting
Crew and cast
2
3
3.5
Have the dog kept in the cage when filiming
Yes
Tripping over furniture
Crew and cast
3
3
4.5
move all of the furniture that will not be used in the filming out of the way so no one can get hurt
Yes
Tripping over equitment
Crew and cast
2
2
3
make sure that all wires and equipment are out of the way so that no one can get hurt by them
Yes








Contact Details

We then move onto the contact details. Contact details are very important because if you need to get in contacts with the crew and the cast to let them know if they have to cancel a shot one day or if their is an emergency and you need to contact everyone to let them know what has happened where as if you did not have the numbers then it will make shooting really hard if someone is late to filming and you don't have the number to the crew or cast member then it just makes filming harder then it should be.

Production Schedule
Cast and Crew Contact Details

Programme Title:
Client:
Writer:
Date:


Name/Role
Mobile Telephone Number
Home Telephone Number
Shauna Marks (me) : Crew

Carly Lasslett: Crew

Samuel Robert: crew

Josie Bruce: Crew

Adam Parks: Crew

Enya McDonnell: Cast

Cara Nott: Cast
0789 5118 7654

0795 222 6751

0741 808 9135

0753 975 9913

0777 064 8822

0711 456 2999

0799 574 3882
0208 777 2813

0208 564 2834

0208 435 5883

0208 573 5863

0208 123 7327

0208 573 6879

0208 462 4586
 
 In conclusion to this, the documents that were mostly useful to me is the story board and the shooting schedule. This is because they both helped me plan out my advert step by step so that the more I have it planned, the easier it was to begin all the filming for the advert. On the other hand, the documents that where not so useful to me was the risk assessment because the equipment has no wires, the furniture is already out of the way and the dog that lives in the house is already in the kitchen so that he can't bite anyone when he gets to excited around new people.  

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