Pre & Post Production

7/28/2019 Pre & Post Production

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Final MajorProject

Unit 4

Planning andProduction

Name:


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Production Title:

Native

Submission of Production:

Monday 24

th

June 2013

Length of production:

00:30:00

Crew names:

Jake Kemp

Callum Carmichael

James McNaughton

Actors name:

Ollie Barber


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Production roles for crew

Name Role

Jake Kemp

Callum Carmichael

James McNaughton

Director

Producer

Co - Editor

Camera man

Editor

Sound technician

Deadlines

Crew responsibility Deadline for completion

Filming completed

Editing completed

Friday 21st

June

Monday 24th

June

Agreed content

A 30 minute mockumentary, with background shooting and following the tribe but with

interviews as well.


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Equipment required

Equipment Date needed

CameraTripod

Camera light attachment

Editing suite

19th

-21st

June19

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stJune

19th

-21st

June

21st

-23rd

June

Locations used

Locations Date To film

The Island 14th

,15th

,19th

and 21st My whole production

Contingency / back up plans


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My back up plan is a man made den in the woods above the mobile home camp Swiss Farm.

I would base the project on the exact same things but edit out the features of the island.

Risk assessment

Getting to and from the island: capsize the boat, drowning, deep water, strong currant.

Solution: Lifejackets and 4 people max when on paddle boat.

On the island: slips and trips, tools in the camp leading to injury, loose branches fallingdown, camp fire catching onto something and setting fire, burning yourself while cooking,

falling off the rope swing.

Solution: watch were were walking, restrict tools to certain people, keep camp fire away

from the den and more in the open, cook responsibly and dont jump out of the tree really

high up.


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Production management (Detail how you managed each stage)

Managing the pre-production roles

Storyboard and Script Cast and Crew

All of the rest Jake Kemp

Managing the production phase

Managing the production phase was easier than I thought. My actor was on time to the set

and the weather couldnt have been any better. I gathered my props and equipment easily

and shooting went smoothly.

Post production phase

The editing stage was more important than my filming, as the editing was what was going to

bring my production to life. The editing at the start went horrifically bad, after the first day

of editing my hard drive and computer crashed and I was on the verge of loosing all my

work. But after a stressful weekend I managed to recover my work and I carried on editing.

When it came to the visual side of the editing everything looks good and the lighting and

sound was good.

Detail how you solved problems

I only had a few problems to solve over the week of filming and editing. The main problem

was with my laptop and hard drive. When we got to the set to film it turned out the part of

the den I wanted to use had collapsed, so I had to clear some space to be able to film. Other

than that no other problems had to be solved everything ran smoothly and to plan.


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Prioritising (How and what did you prioritise during your producing)

So when filming I wanted to use all the sunlight I could. So I filmed my production in frame

order instead of filming everything in one area and then everything in another area. I also

prioritised this production over other college coursework, as I had to get it filmed andfinished for a sooner date. This didnt effect things as I was able to edit over the week and

go back to college to finish off all my other work.

Modifications (Why did you modify your work and what was changed during post-

production)

Modifications were minor to my production. The only modifications I made were cutting the

clips and audio to size and that was it. The lighting that my camera captured was exactly

how I wanted it, also my sound effects and audio from the camera both sounded well

together therefore not having to turn down any audio.

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