Plans For Shooting

Hair and Makeup:

• Minimal amounts of makeup should be applied, perhaps mascara marks on the face to show signs of tears.
•  Hair should be messed up to show stress or panic on the main character of the opening scene to the film.

Costumes:

• Ordinary civilian wear will be supplied to the cast, or they will bring what they wish to wear after my expressed permission.
• Actors will be aware that clothing may become dirty or scratched or torn during filming, and will have consented to these possibilities.

Lighting:

• The lights on the camera will supply light for the late night scenes, and during the evening scenes, natural light will be available. 

• During any indoor scenes, lights within the house will be available (with expressed permission from the house owners).

Shot Types:

• I plan to use a variety of shots and angles, including:
• High angles 
• Low angles 
• Two shots
• Establishing shots
• Medium Shots
• POV Shots
• Tilt Shots
• Panning Shots

Props:

I plan to have the prop of a handbag, which the main character of the opening of my film will be holding throughout. I will supply this prop for my actor. I also hope to use an umbrella to indicate that it had been raining earlier that night, though I may retract this proposition depending on actual weather conditions on the day.

Locations:

• Small public woods in Bishop's Stortford
• Street/Road in Bishop's Stortford
• Driveway of house in Bishop's Stortford
• Hallway of said house