planning blog 2: health and saftey

(Planning Blog 2) Location, Participants, Health, Schedule, Backup plan Location- For the detective’s office and the family’s house we will be using Ashley's house. This location is near another desired filming location, Harbor’s Edge Park. This park can be used to film the murder discoveries and other outdoor scenes Participants- Actors Ashley Scanlan- Investigator 1 Celine Ramon-Fortune- Investigator 2 Michael Smith- Daniel Sabrina Stock- Dead wife Filming Ashley Scanlan Celine Ramon-Fortune Sabrina Stock Editing Micheal Smith Sabrina Stock Director Sabrina Stock Health & Safety For reassurance of our group's safety, we have made sure that we have an adult on set. For any emergencies that could happen, one of our members will carry a first aid kit. We also have cellular phones if we need to call 9-1-1 for any extreme situation. For any scene where we have a knife as a murder weapon, it will be a fake knife, which is dulled out and will then again have our first-aid kit prepared. For any scenes that involve blood, it will be fake blood bought from a costume store. Every prop such as handcuffs, police badges are all fake and costume decorations/accessories. The lighter will be fake; Schedule 3/6/22: On this date we will begin filming our first half of the movie complete with props, and any other things we might need. 3/13/22: On this date we will film the other half of our movie along with our title sequence. 3/27/22: We will use this filming date to complete any scenes that we think need to be redone, as well as complete any we might have missed due to a group member being absent 3/28/22-4/12/22: We will begin the compiling and editing immediately after filming so we will have enough time to finish and complete any film reviews. Back-up plan If one of our group members is absent, we plan on filming scenes that we do not need them in. Also, since one of our locations is outside, if it rains, we plan on filming in the house but in a different area, so audiences do not get confused. This will enable the scenes to coordinate well.

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