Planning Blog 2: Other Info

 SCHEDULE:

2/2/24- I will be printing the missing-person posters and recording the scenes with a bulletin board. I will also finalize and prepare costumes and props this day to be ready for filming tomorrow.

2/3/24 - Filming at the park begins. We will be filming almost all of the scenes on this day.

2/4/24 - 3/2/24 - Editing and after-effects will be applied in this period. I have built-in extra time just in case something does not work out and we have to have a change in plans.

LOCATION

I will be filming both inside of my house and outside at Birch State Park. 


PARTICIPANTS:

Actors:

Juli - Julieta Lencina

Lola - Amanda Gonzalez

Cici - Siena Cruz

Filming

Ellis Holland

Editing

Ellis Holland

Directing

Ellis Holland

Costumes and Make-up

Ellis Holland

Siena Cruz

HEALTH AND SAFETY

In order to ensure our safety, I had my parents stick around at the park. They have access to emergency services and a first aid kid. Additionally, the park has an onsite clinic, in case anyone gets hurt.

No scenes include dangerous action or stunts, which were deliberately chosen to ensure safety.

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