Shot List Alterations

1. As a group we felt that it would be better if we removed the last shot completely, as by ending the opening of our film on a minor cliffhanger, it woukd engage the audience more and create a greater build up of tension.

 

2. Between many shots, we have decided to add in some close ups in order to show the audience exactly what has happened in scenes that may not be as clear. Close ups will also cut long scenes up, leading them not to drag, and also help when showing the expression on our characters faces.

Character Costumes

Yuri

Hair - Tied up (out of their face)

Jacket - Dark Green

Top - Dark Green Camo T-Shirt

Bottoms - Black Joggers

Shoes - Grey Pumps

Sebastian Marcov

Hair - 

Jacket - 

Top - 

Bottoms - 

Shoes - 

Risk assessment

 Here is our risk assessment for our short film

Shot List

Filming Order

Inspirational Video

Thanks to the actor who is playing our Sebastian Markov, Joshua Hinds, for directing us to this video. He thought that it would be suitable for our own film as inspiration, and when we all sat down to watch it we all agreed with this. Although the video is shot from the Point of View of the character the fights and the supernatural element are very close to our own film and this could help us choreograph our own fight scene if we go ahead with it.

Script