At first we were thinking of changing our drama as finding good researched films was difficult and also found that this type of genre is not very common. However we decided to stay with it as it was something unique and different from other.
We had many opening scenes we thought of from a inspector coming to a family house, a person being arrested, however we decide to go with a girl commiting sucide.
It will be set in the evening, the girl be of lower class status and she commits sucide because of something that has happened where the audience does not know why as yet. Doing this means it will keep the audience interested. After we want to have inspector walking in and discovering the girl.
We have thought of many ideas such as rather than filming the girl commitng sucide we are going to have it from her point of view as if she is filming it. We have decided to have the girl then falling on the floor where the audience also feel the movement of the girl, then we also have the shot go blurry just as the girl's eyes do. This makes the audience be more involved in the shots, feel more sypathetic to her and want to watch more.
These lessons we have been constructing the Storyboard with great detail including the type of shot, movement, the characters within the shot and their props and costumes, any music in the shot and any special effects to help us with the editing later on.
We have also construted our plan including all the characters we need, their costumes, the locations and if they will be avaliable to use.
We have also decided to have a logging sheet in order to know which camera shot number is the right one when it comes to editing. This also means we dont have to go through all our extra shots in order to get the right one.
We have decided to constrcut a prodcuction scheldule and call sheets for each day of filming. This will ensure all the characters, location and the right things are ready with a time scheldule. This will be allocated to our characters and the location we want to film in to ensure they are avalliable when we are filming.
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