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Risk Assessments

We have used PowToon to create this presentation to give us an idea of what the risks may be when filming in our different locations. This is important as it means we can solve any of the problems and watch out for them before they happen/cause any harm. 

 

Location Contracts

Before filming we needed to get permission to use the locations we wanted to use that were not public. We used these forms and our emails to get permission and to make sure the locations were available when we needed them.

PhotoShoot for cover schedule

I have created this chart to make me organised when taking my photos. 

SCRIPT FIVE: 80s

This script is for the parts set in the 1980S. This is both mine and my partner Hannah Fletcher's ideas.

Key:
D: Darcy
W: Will
J: Jess


Scene Six: Dance Class

Will and Darcy are at the back of the class.

Women are packing up.

W: Why didn't you let me go and speak to her!

D: Have you not seen the film 'About Time'? It just seems to dangerous. We can't mess with time!

W: What are you talking about? She was my Grandma! 

(Slowly getting louder when talking to each other causing the women to notice)

Music stops.

Will and Darcy look at each other unsure.
J: Who are you two? 
W: Wait, Mum? What are you doing here?
J: I'm not your mum? I'm the same age as you!
D: Will I don't think this is a good idea

SCRIPT FOUR: 1950S

This script is for the parts set in the 1950S. This is both mine and my partner Hannah Fletcher's ideas.

Key:
D: Darcy
W: Will
N: Nancy 

Will and Darcy are standing in the corner. 

Extras are sitting at table playing cards. 

Doors open and Nancy walks in towards extras table.

Nancy hands over prom flyers to Extras. 

Nancy then walks towards Will and Darcy.

N: Hey Bean!

W&D: Ummm Hello?
N: Don't think I've ever seen you guys around before. I'm Nancy
D: This is Will and I'm Darcy
N: Will? Sounds familiar, have we met before?
W: I don't think so
N: Well this is for you, if you need any more information just ask for me, Nancy Davis, see you
Nancy walks away 
Will turns towards Nancy
W: Davis? Nancy Davis, why do I recognise that name. Wait I think she's my Grandma
D: Will I don't think its a good idea
Grabs Will's arm as he begins to walk away 

SCRIPT THREE: 1920S

This script is for the parts set in the 1920S. This is both mine and my partner Hannah Fletcher's ideas.

Key:
D: Darcy
W: Will 
E1:Extra 1
E2: Extra 2

Scene Four: The Dance 

W: Looking around for Darcy, standing next to group of guys 

D: Looking for Will, standing next to group of girls 

E1: I think he likes you (pointing at Will)

D: No way!

E1: Just look at the way he's looking at you

E1 and E2: Push Will and Darcy towards each other

Will and Darcy walk to small distance that is left towards each other. 

They stop for a moment before Will asks for Darcy's hand so they can dance