2. The film making process is made up different
creative processes.
- Script Writing
- Storyboard
- Test Shooting
- Shooting
- Editing

3. Here is an example of how we started to make the script. We
built up the script later..
Bobby is lying on the sofa watching TV; he has a very
longawkward yawn and is alarmed by a text message on his
phone. Hereceives a text message from LARA (17) a very pretty
classmate ofhis. BOBBY is ecstatic by this text message and
opens it. He seesthat LARA has accepted to come to his house
tomorrow for a date.BOBBY quickly texts back:
End of Scene

4. We later built up the script following the foundation of
how to make a script by adding the conventions here
are the examples.
- FADE IN
- INT. LIVING ROOM
- INT. LIVING ROOM
- MORNING
- BOBBY is fast asleep on the sofa.
- CUT TO: CLOCK TICKING

5. As the script was created, we walked through
it and acted it out. This helped us notice any
problems which may occur during the final
filming. We also decided to act it out in the
location which will be used in order to see if
any problems will occur with the location. This
step was really important as it saved a lot of
time changing the directors final ideas for the
film.

6. We done a location recce in order to
diagnose any problems which may occur
during our filming. We made notes on what
will work and what wont, this ultimately
helped us think of what shots we would be
able to use and in what location the camera
would be placed. This also gave us a visual
understanding of where the actor would
stand during each shot which will be taken.

7. Combining the walk through of the script and
the location recce we built up the storyboard.
We decided upon using a variety of different
frames, angles and shot types.

8. The shooting script is used in the production
stage in order to save time in the final stage of
filming. This gave us a brief understanding of
what shots will be used during the final filming.

9. We done test shooting in order to help polish
our final plans for the film. We improved the
script and the shots that would be taken
through this method as we found many
problems with our initial ideas. We got familiar
with the equipment and actors which would
be used during the production of the film. This
again saved time and helped us improve our
final film.

10. The film schedule was the final stage before
we began the shooting of our final film. The
schedule was used to help us become more
organised as a group and help save time.
With the film schedule we was also able to
determine how much time we would be using
during our filming and how much time left if
we wanted to improve something in the final
stages.