Planning for the Final Task: Location, Health, Schedule and More



Schedule

3/16/22- We will start filming the first five scenes. We will also film scene ten so that we can record the one voiceover of the film. We will also use this day to mark where the next scenes will be filmed. This will make it easier for the next set of scenes to be filmed.
3/18/22- We will complete the filming process. We will film the remaining scenes and then review the scenes to check if they need to be done all over again.
3/22/22-  We will start editing the film. We will just be placing the film in order and making sure the scenes were done in a way so that the film can run smoothly. We will also take this time to see if anything should be added or not. 
4/01/22- We will use this day to make sure we film any scenes that needed to be reshot after we made note of them the first time we were editing. If no scenes need to be retaken, we will continue editing this day.
4/09/22- We will finish editing the film. we will be placing background sounds and voiceover wherever they are needed. After I finish this, we plan on turning in my final task so that it can be in pending waiting to be graded.  

Participants:

Actors
Maryssa Joseph as Treneé Parker
Kameron Benjamin as Jayden.
Autumn Alfred as Random Person #1
 Janiya McCoy as Random Person #2

Crew Mates
Filming- Janiya McCoy
Editing- Autumn Alfred
Directing- Autumn Alfred
Makeup Artist- Janiya McCoy and Maryssa Joseph
Safety Team- Brendaliz Santiago

Health and Safety

For health and safety, Autumn’s mom will be with us throughout the whole time we am filming. She will provide us with hand sanitizer and masks for when it is needed. She will also be on the lookout so that if anything goes wrong she will be able to quickly dial 911.
Scenes with multiple people will be filmed with just those people in the room because of COVID. During breaks, it will be enforced that we wear our masks if we are not eating.


Back-Up Plan: 

We will use a house desk if the maintenance store happens not to have one.

If we can not find a good maintenance store to film at, we will have to use a gas station.

If one of the actors are absent due to them being sick or personal reasons, we will take an extra day to work with them or we will have to find a replacement actor if they are continuously absent. If one of the crew members are absent, one of the actors, one of the other crew members, or one of our groups’ family members will take over their position to help finish filming and recording.

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