...and ACTION!

Shooting Order for ‘Bogdan’

WAVERLEY

9:00 – 9:15

Arrive at Waverley, stash props in 108a, collect kit
  

DICE
9:15 – 9:30

Camera crew to begin set up for first tracking shot.

9:30-9:45

Actors rehearsals and blocking

9:45 – 10:00

Tracking shot (1); (intro)

10:00 – 10.15

            Wide shot (4)

10.15 – 10.30

            MS+CU Bogdan (7/8/8a)

10:30-10.45

            MS/CU Lawyer 5/6)

10:45-11:00

            Pan shot from stairs (9)

            Track shots Lawyer/Bogdan outro (8/9)

            Additional shots?

FOREST TRAM STOP
 11:00-11:15

            Taxis to Forest road tram stop

Ryan and Alan to York office > set decoration > first lighting setup (for shots FACING the window)

11:15-11:30

            Actors rehearsals and blocking

            Camera crew to get additional establishing footage

11:30-11:45

            WS/MS/CU/ECU Bogdan reading

11:45-12:00    

Pan shot Bogdan to trash can

            WS/MS/CU/ECU Bogdan seated at tram stop

           

12:00-12:20

            Tram arrives/departs/full scene establishing shots

12:20-12:30

            All remaining cast and crew to York House for rendezvous

12:30-13:00

            LUNCH

YORK HOUSE OFFICE
 13:00-13:15

            Actor rehearsals and blocking

13:15-13:55

            All shots facing window (initial lighting setup)

13:55-14:35

            All shots facing away from window (switch to second lighting setup)

ALAN HOUSE
 14:35-14:50

            Remaining cast and all crew to final set via taxi

14:50-15:05

            Actor rehearsal and blocking

15:05-15:30

            Bogdan activities round house (tv/food/toilet/read paper/ coffee/cook etc)

15:30-15:45

            Bogdan application form/email

15:45-16:00

            Bogdan email V/O record

16:00-16:30

            Bogdan arrives home from meeting/finds letter

            Reads letter/destroys letter

Unfortunately, we didn`t manage to get all of these shots; a series of unforeseen circumstances meant we had to rethink some of the shots on the go. I suppose this type of unpredictability is part of the job.