Set Layout

On both day one and day two of filming I needed to use the kitchen, but I had to make sure the layout was exactly the same on both days. To ensure this, I took a photo of how the kitchen counter looked at the end of day one filming, and mimicked it the next day.

Final Prop List

I made a full list off all the props I would need on set and for each character, to make sure I had everything I needed for when filming began. This helped me stay organised and on top of all the bits and pieces I needed, so I was sure about location layout.

Location Permission

I found a location that I deemed suitable for my music video- a small bungalow with the all-important back storage room. Seeing as they are a family friend I wrote them a letter asking permission to use their house as my main location. I told them what the main plot is for the video, as well as alerting them that I will need to move things around their house. Below is the letter I wrote.

I got a reply within the week, agreeing to the filming. Next is talking to the owner of my local cafe, and then I will be all set for prop and costume organisation.

Label Masterpost

This is simply a list of tags I will be using to keep my work organised.

- Research into similar products

- Potential target audience

- Actors, characters, interview subjects

- Locations

- Costumes

- Props

- Shotlists

- Layouts

- Drafting

- Scripting

- Storyboarding

- Time management

- Q1

- Q2

- Q3

- Q4