That was easier than expected.
Getting up to the location was fine. All the crew and cast were there on time. The actors were all great and really patient, and there was a lot of standing around and little I needed to do, which I suppose shows that the planning worked. We were loose for time until the dolly arrived after which everything seemed to speed up, and suddenly we were attempting to pull it apart as the other group asked for it. Afterwards, suddenly it turned out we had loads to quickly sort out, like doing a background sound and that kind of loose end stuff. Fillers were also all done in about 15 minutes.
If I was to do this again I would:
- · Make sure every actor had read the script before hand
- · Print more scripts
- · Leave all bags not essential behind
- · Take photos of the location before hand to help planning
- · Make sure everyone was tip top on the whole story
- · Have a definite storyboard and shotlist and a more organised plan on when taking all the shots.
- · Bring cards
But apart from that it was a lot better than expected.
Here are some photos on set.
Here are some photos on set.
By the way, I did a risk assessment. Here it is:
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