Who threw that? - script reading



logistics - script reading - "who threw that?"

INT - interior
EXT. - exterior

genre - black comedy

time...

deadlines -

  • due to the nature of the script, shooting must take place during half term and be finished by the last week of October.
  • shooting must be completed in day time. 9am - 5pm.
  • can only work a certain amount of hours a day.
facilities -
  • provide food for cast/crew
  • transport (local taxi service)
  • parents (transport and permissions)
  • medical facility
  • editing suite
  • clearances (permissions)
  • electrical access
  • toilets/water/catering
location - 
  • school (classroom/s)
  • the beacon school, Banstead
  • back up: Stanley park secondary school
  • contingency classroom must be used
personell - 
  • clearances 
  • two camera operators
  • sound operators
  • actors/actresses
  • 10 main actors
  • 20 extras/background actors
  • director
  • call sheets!
  • producer
  • lights
  • writer
clearances - 
  • school's permission
  • parent's permission
  • Surrey council permits for locations and filming permits  
materials - 
  • costumes (fake uniform)
  • props
  • normal classroom layout and equipment 
  • scrap paper
extension task/homework - 
  • research the law guidelines for working with children. 
  • good place to start is the BBC
guidelines to working with children - 
  •  https://www.bbc.co.uk/commissioning/tv/production/articles/working-with-children
  • prioritise safety of children
  • they are children first, participants second









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