Planning Gillian Hansen-Kaufman and Skye Cassanelli-Warriner

Shooting Schedule Date (Start/FinishWhat we will do March 15-17Filming will begin about a week and a half from now when we secure our locations; hopefully most of the filming will be accomplished during this time March 20-22This is the weekend following the previous in case not all the needed shots are collected or need to be filmed again March 23Editing will begin once all the filming is finished so that we are able to efficiently use the classroom computers and editing programs

Shooting Script Scene 1 Camera- birds eye view; pan across desk filled with eviction notices Lighting- indoor morning Sound of typing heard Scene 2 Camera- medium close-up of writer typing at typewriter from side Writer profile is seen from chest up to head Sound of typing continued to be heard Lighting is same as previous

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 3 Camera: close-up of hands typing on typewriter keyboard Sound is heard with dings and punching of typewriter Camera: slowly zooms into writing on paper, “Idea 1,” which was just typed on the typewriter by the writer “Idea 1” gets moved out of the way so blank paper fills the scene White screen fades into next scene with some dialogue from the writer

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 4 Camera: long shot of couple on the beach; sitting down on boardwalk bench Sound: non-diegetic sound is heard in the form of sunny/romantic music in addition to regular beach noises Scene 5 Camera: Medium close-up of romantic couple on beach just about to kiss Continuation of previous light music in the background

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 6 White screen appears Sound: record scratch noise is heard It becomes apparent that the white screen is actually the back of white paper Slowly begin to zoom-out from paper as a hand comes down and grabs paper Zoom-out continues as the camera is positioned behind the typewriter, facing the writer, and we see the writer crumple up the paper

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 7 Camera: close-up of writer’s hands crumpling up sheet of paper Sound: crumpling sound; preferably only sound heard Scene 8 Camera: medium close-up of writer; show the writer’s frustration Quick shot Sound: the writer’s sigh

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 9 Camera: set long-shot as writer walks in and put of the frame while getting the trash can from the other side of the apartment Sound: writer’s shuffling is heard as only sound; also accompanied by occasional sighing Scene 10 Camera: high-angle close-up of trashcan by desk Time-elapse occurs in this shot as trash can slowly fills up and lighting changes indicating change in time Lighting: gradually becomes darker to aid the time elapse and indicate the beginning of evening Zoom-out after time lapse to show writer at desk next to trash can

Shooting Script (continued) Scene 11 Camera: close-up of writer’s hands typing on the typewriter Sound: strictly the sound of typing culminated with writer’s dialogue to himself Similar to “Idea 1,” “Idea 47” will be typed out of the way and the white paper will fade into the next scene

Scene 12 Lighting – slightly ominous, not too bright but not dark, dim artificial lighting, no natural sunlight A male and female are in the shot. Female looks battered, and is quivering in a hunched over position while male is standing over her. Both the male and female are covered in her blood. Female – Crying *tries to stand up but is pushed back down by male* Male – obviously mad *pushes female to the ground and is about to throw another punch* Camera- shot is positioned Weather – cannot be determined

Scene 13 White screen Camera - positioned behind typewriter pointed at the back of the piece of paper (the whole frame is white because of the paper), slowly zooms out to reveal the writer in front of the typewriter Writer- lets out a big disappointed sigh Lighting - midday not bright and sunny like the morning but bright enough to where no lights need be turned on inside Weather – Sunny and bright

Scene 13 White screen Camera - positioned behind typewriter pointed at the back of the piece of paper (the whole frame is white because of the paper), slowly zooms out to reveal the writer in front of the typewriter Writer- lets out a big disappointed sigh Lighting - midday not bright and sunny like the morning but bright enough to where no lights need be turned on inside Weather – Sunny and bright

Scene 14 Camera – a slightly above angle shot of the typewriter from the front (the writers hands can bee seen on the keys of the board along with a coffee mug on the side of the typewriter) Lighting – as prior shot Weather – as prior shot Writer – making upset grunting noises

Scene 15 Camera – A side slightly low angle shot of the writer at his desk where the writer himself can be mostly seen and the typewriter in full can be seen along with coffee mug Writer – angrily rips out piece of paper from typewriter bumping the mug in his path Lighting – as prior shot Weather – as prior shot

Scene 16 Camera – same shot as before just zoomed out to see the whole desk along with him, the typewriter, and mug Writer – the mug he had bumped in the previous scene is now falling to the floor as the writer flinches realizing what he had just done Lighting – as prior shot Weather – as prior shot

Scene 17 Camera – above angle shot of coffee mug falling to the floor. The camera is directly above the falling mug and is very steady. Slow motion shot. No sounds until the mug smashes into the ground then a shattering sound Writer – shouts “#*!?.” His hands slowly enter the shot with the piece of paper he just ripped out of the typewriter. He places the broken bits of cup onto the paper and his hands exit the shot leaving the empty floor

Scene 18 Cuts to dirty sink Camera – Over head shot (like coffee mug dropping) Writer – His hands pop into the frame with the small fragments of mug in hand. He then drops the bits of mug into the sink in one big loud crash, along with the piece of paper they were carried there on.

Scene 19 Camera – side shot of writer at typewriter. Camera is level with his head Writer – yawns Weather – cool and dark night Lighting – dark. It is now night time and the light that’s is provided is done so by indoor lamps and overhead lights

Scene 20 Camera – above angle shot of the typewriter where the writers hands can be seen on the keys typing out the words “IDEA #!*%”. Zoom in to the words on the paper Writer – yawning and speaking to himself “come on, they want this by 9 AM, you can do this” Lighting – as prior shot Weather - as prior shot

Scene 22 Fades from prior scene to this shot Camera – above angle shot of the typewriter with the writers head now laying on it. The camera then pans upward to show the piece of paper that was in the typewriter with the words “Directed by:…” on it Writer – snores loudly Lighting – very dark only one lamp is dimly lit Weather – cold and dark

Scene 21 Camera – held steady at the corner of a building. Girl walks into frame, full body shot of her. Girl – checks her watch and her surroundings. When she turns around she sees a man in all black and begins running away Man – wearing all black and looking sketchy. Begins running after the girl As the two are running it turns into a slow motion scene and slowly starts to fade out Lighting – Bright, its midday in the city the sun is the only source of light Weather – sunny and bright

Title The title of our film is “Deadlined” Our title will appear after the actors’ names are presented. In terms of the story line, the title will appear during the time elapse sequence (Scene ). The title will appear in bold white lettering and will gradually become more prominent as the time elapses and the day grows darker.

Sound Scene 1 – diegetic sound of rustling papers and slight taps of the typewriter Scene 2 - diegetic sound of writer breathing and typing Scene 3 – diegetic sound of the typing of the typewriter keys Scene 4 – diegetic sound of slow typewriter keys with non-diegetic sound of romantic music Scene 5 - diegetic sound of slow typewriter keys with non-diegetic sound of romantic music Scene 6 – non-diegetic sound of record scratch, followed by diegetic sound of paper being ripped out of the typewriter Scene 7 – diegetic sound of crumbling paper Scene 8 – diegetic sound of chair scratching across the floor Scene 9 – diegetic sound of writer picking up the trashcan Scene 10 – diegetic sound of trashcan being placed down with the noise of typing keys in background. Scene 11 – diegetic sound of the typing of the typewriter keys

Sound Scene 12 – fast pace diegetic sound of typewriter keys being pressed and non-diegetic sound of ominous music Scene 13 – non-diegetic sound of record scratch Scene 15 – diegetic sound of paper being ripped from typewriter Scene 16 – diegetic sound of coffee mug falling from the desk Scene 17 – diegetic sound of coffee mug shattering upon impact with the ground and diegetic sound of writer picking up the pieces Scene 18 – diegetic sound of broken mug being tossed into empty side of the sink Scene 19 - diegetic sound of the typing of the typewriter keys Scene 20 - diegetic sound of the typing of the typewriter keys Scene 21 - diegetic sound of the typing of the typewriter keys at a slowing pace, along with non- diegetic sound of spy music Scene 22 – diegetic sound of writer’s head hitting keys of typewriter and snoring.

Location We will be shooting “Idea 1” at the beach near Gillian’s house; this is Hollywood Beach, Florida. On the beach we will be using the boardwalk section of the beach for our scene. We will be using downtown Fort Lauderdale, specifically the Las Olas area for our “Idea 3.” Specifically, a wall on a street corner. For “Idea 2” we will be using Gillian’s kitchen We will shoot in Skye’s house for the writer’s house scenes; which is the majority of the film opening. Specifically the front portion of the the house will be used and manipulated to look like a writer’s desk area and small apartment.

Participants Directors, Producers, Camera operators: Gillian and Skye Main Character (Writer): acted out by TBA “Idea” actors (male and female): acted out by Jane and John

Health and Safety We will be filming in safe locations; such as both Gillian’s and Skye’s houses, which are child friendly. Whilst filming at the Beach and downtown Las Olas we will ensure to the best of our abilities that neither the equipment nor any of the participants are placed in harms way. We aren’t using any dangerous props during our filming. The filming of the mug shattering will be conducted with upmost care. We will be signing the equipment in and out when using it with our teacher’s permission.

Script Scene 1 - none Scene 2 - none Scene 3 – writer: “Hmm…. Ah, OK.” Scene 4 - none Scene 5 – none Scene 6 – writer: “This is shit.” Scene 7 - none Scene 8 – writer: *sighs* Scene 9 – none Scene 10 - none Scene 11 – writer: “Alright, this is the one goddamn it.”

Script Scene 12 - none Scene 13 – writer: *sighs* Scene 14 - none Scene 15 - none Scene 16 - none Scene 17 – writer: “!*%?” Scene 18 - none Scene 19 – writer: *yawn* Scene 20 – writer: *yawn* “C’mon, they want this by 9 am. You can do it.” Scene 21 - none Scene 22 – writer: *snores*

Storyboard

Storyboard (pt.2)

Storyboard (pt.3)