Call sheet

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AIEN

Doncaster UTC

College Road

Doncaster

DN1 3BF

01302 976515

 



BREAKFAST

N/A

LUNCH

N/A

SUNRISE

5:04 am

SUNSET

20:59 pm

WEATHER

17°C, Showers

Crew

Alice 

Noah

October 31st

NEAREST HOSPITAL

Doncaster Royal Infirmary

Thorne Road

DN2 5LT

 

Isaac

 

 

Ellie

 

 

LOCATION

5pm

Sunday 15 April 2022

Day 1

ADDITIONAL NOTES

14 Ashton Drive

Kirk Sandall

Doncaster

Limited on-road parking 

Near train station

 

SCENE

SET & DESCRIPTION

CAST

1a & 3

Title Sequence - Outside of house

Pizza Guy

Establishing shot of the house taken by a drone, will be a slow panning movement with text added in the edit. Also POV shots of the killer watching the pizza guy

1b

Living Room

Chloe, Rosie, Tyler, Olivia

Main set - living room where all the group are sat

2

 

Main corridor to front door

Chloe, Rosie, Tyler, Olivia

Towards the front door, just outside of the living room

4

Bathroom

Plain bathroom where Olivia is killed

Olivia, Killer

5

Kitchen & Small Room

Dark rom where Tyler walks around on his own before being killed by the killer

Tyler, Killer

6

Other Corridor

Upstairs, surrounded by doors 

Rosie, Chloe

7

Forest

Scene where Chloe is dramatically running away from the killer

Chloe, Killer

8

Killers Room

Main focus/prop is a board with polaroid’s on it

N/A

 

CAST MEMBER

CHARACTER

CALL TIME

Abbi Watkinson

Chloe

5pm

Holly Finch

Rosie

5pm

Alice Wilkinson-Leigh

Olivia

5pm

Isaac James

Pizza Guy & Killer

5pm

Noah Lawton

Tyler

5pm

 

CREW MEMBER

TITLE

CALL TIME

Ellie Shemeld

Director

5pm

Isaac James

Camera operator

5pm

Noah Lawton

Camera/Drone operator

5pm

 

I created this call sheet so that all people working on the production knew their roles and when they were scheduled to make sure the production was completed as quickly and effeiciently as possible.


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