Name: Ellie Smith

Documenting: Photography
 Contents:
Script/Shooting Script
Storyboard
Prop list
Crew list
Location Reece’s
Consent forms/emails
Health and safety
Production schedule
Script/shooting script:
 Storyboards:

Wide camera angle.

Close up shot – B-roll Eye Level - Interview
 Props:

SCENE ITEM WHERE COSTING HOW PURPOSE WHO LOCATION

FROM MANY FOR
Film Students N/A 2-3 Have placed on unit Students Henley College
Dark Room Camera Photographers in Dark room for B- photographer - Rotherfield
will be lending roll /
them to me student/photographer Summers
using it. photography
-Bracknell
Dark Room Printed Either from N/A 5-10 Use within my Both to Henley College
photos students work or b-roll footage. benefit - Rotherfield
printed by
myself. Myself & Dark Room
Students
Dark room Trays Henley N/A 4 Show how to Both to Henley College
College -Dark develop film images benefit -Rotherfield
room in Dark room – B- Myself &
Roll Students Dark Room
Interview Roll of film Either from a N/A / £5 1 When interviewing Student Henley College-
Actor 1 student or I’ll they can hold it when Photographer Rotherfield
buy it talking about it.
Interview - Photography Photographer N/A 1 To film the taking Photographer Summers
studio lights own studio photos within the And myself.
actor 2 photography
My own studio (B-roll) and studio –
photography to show us as how
lights. to use film-digital
Bracknell
cameras etc. -Woodley RG5
4QT
Interview Digital/ Photographer N/A 1 Hold when Photographer Summers
/ actor 2
– actor 2 DSLR herself comparing the two photography
camera different cameras. studio -
To teach how to
Bracknell
use and when
taking photos for
the b-roll
Dark Room – Tweezers Student N/A 1 When developing Student The Henley
the images College -
Rotherfield
 Crew list:
Actor 1: Stephanie Cronin - Director
Name: Stephanie Cronin
Name: Email: info@summers-photography.co.uk
Image:
Age: N/A
Stephanie the director of summers photography, she’s been doing photography
About: since she was 16. I chose to interview Stephanie as I previously did a course with
her a few years ago when doing photography at GCSE. I wanted some extra help
and wanted to know more about photography. However I know that Stephanie
used to teach film photography to students at college, so I know that she has a lot
of knowledge on film photography.
Interview with Stephanie, as well as her showing me her studio and a bit about
Scenes: herself. Again some B-roll will be filmed when there.
Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 2PH
Location:
Cameras, objects for photos,
Props:
 Crew list:
Actor 2: Photography student
Name: Name: Millie Boyle
Email: N/A
Image:
Age: 17
Millie is a photography student at Waingels College. She studied
About: photography at GCSES and has carried on studying it for A-level. I feel
that using Millie would benefit me as she can give me her opinion on
photography and what she thinks about the changed of photography and
the film photography side. This way I can then compare her interview
against Danielle’s. Doing this means I can show different ways in which
people believe photography is.
Scenes: Millie’s interview. Some B-roll with Millie in it.

Location: My own photography studio/backdrops at home or Millie’s house.

Props: Millie’s Camera.

 Crew list:
Actor 3: Retired
Name: Michael
Email: N/A

Age: 72 years old

About: I want to interview my Grandad as he has a lot of experience when it
comes to photography. He’s the reason I’m into photography, and
would like to get his opinion on photography all together, but also to
show the comparison of opinions from different ages. As he’s older
he’s more likely to have more experience.
Scene: Interview about his thoughts on photography, what he thinks
photography is. Why he does photography.
Props: Camera, Objects to take photos of.
 Crew list:
Actor 4: Photography student
Name Name: Danielle Ashton
Email: 974476@henleycol.ac.uk

Image
Age 17
Danielle is a photography student at The Henley College, who I know uses film
About: within her photography. I’ve had her talk about the benefits of film to me so much
and thought she would be great to interview as she has first-hand experience.
However she has a film camera of her own which will come in use to me as a prop. I
will be questioning Danielle on her views about film photography, the benefits,
would she recommend it, comparing it to digital cameras etc.
Scenes Dark room – interview / B-roll.
The Henley College - Rotherfield
Location
Film camera, tweezers, trays, pegs, still printed images.
Props
 Locations:
Image Scenes
I will be interviewing Steph
in the studio as she as the
photographer can show us
all the equipment etc.
Some parts of B-roll footage
will be filmed in the studio.
Nearest Bus stop: N/A
Nearest Train Station:
Bracknell OR
Wokingham station
Sat nav info (Post code):
RG5 4QT

Lighting: LED mounted camera light is what I’ll be using. Having a LED
mounted camera light could suddenly stop working when filming, if I need
additional lighting.
Solution: Make sure that I take a reflector with me as back up, this will give me
a good balance of lighting on the actor when interviewing them.
Sound: There could be a lot of background noise if things like the weather are
bad,
Solution: I will need to check the weather to see if it’s suitable to film with, if
it’s raining I will have to re-schedule as the rain hitting the roof and windows
will cause a lot of background noise when filming. However when it comes to
technology around the room, make sure that it’s all switched off before filming.
Power: Cameras will be the only power I use, as well
as LED mounted camera lights. Both these could
run out of power when filming. Which will mean
that I have to recharge them both which means I’m
losing out on filming time.
Solution: Make sure I charge them properly and
take spare camera battery for the camera and spare
batteries for the LED light just in case.
Hazards: Getting there could be a Hazard, the road
to get to ‘the Barn’ is quite a tight and narrow bend.
Studio might not be set up properly, could fall down.
Solutions: Make sure to secure the studio and
double check it’s all properly fitted together.
 Nearest bus Stop:
Image Scene Tipping’s lane
/Hurricane way
Filming Millie’s interview
( Actor 2 ) Nearest Train
Station: Earley
Station/ Winnersh

Lighting: I will be using a LED mounted camera light for the interview to give a
Better lighting. However if the lighting is good enough then I won’t need to use one. This
Could potentially run out on me when filming if I do need to use it.
Solution: Make sure I take a reflector with me in case I do need additional lighting, in which the LED
lighting runs out on me. Or take spare batteries with me.
Sound: If people in the house are being really loud, and things such as TV’s cause noise.
Solution: Make sure to have a clear house and to turn all technology off in the room.

Power: Camera will be used throughout to film the whole interview, which will be powered by a battery.
Along with the additional lighting if I use it, they will also be powered by batteries. However these could both
run out when in the middle of filming.
Solution: Have the camera battery fully charged, or take a spare battery for the camera and the lighting.
Image Scene Nearest Bus stop: Henley town
Dark room scene (B-
Roll). Nearest train station: Henley on Thames
station
Interview Danielle –
(actor 4) Post code: RG9 1UH

Lighting: The dark room will be dark everywhere throughout the

filming, but there will be some red lights around the room for the development of the film Images. I don’t
think I’m allowed but if I am allowed to use an additional lighting then I will use a LED light throughout.
Solution: If I can’t use an additional light, then there isn’t anything I can do but I just need to make sure
that I have some sort of light.
Sound: I’ll have Danielle (Actor 4) going through the process of developing film, which will cause a bit of
background noise. However there will be other people in the dark room making background noise.
Solution: When it comes to editing that I edit the background noise out, instead put Danielle’s narrative
behind the footage, as it will make it more effective.
Power: Some of the machines in the dark room will be powered by electricity. My camera will be powered by
a battery along with the batteries in the additional lighting if I use it.
Solution: Charge my camera up fully, but also make sure I take a spare camera battery and spare batteries
for the additional lighting. I will have to use power to recharge my camera if it suddenly ran out, which
means I’ll be wasting my filming time.
 Image: Scene:
Interview Michael (Actor 3)

Nearest Bus stop: Kings Road

Lighting: I will be using a LED mounted camera light for the interview to give a
Nearest Train Station: Fleet
Better lighting. However if the lighting is good enough then I won’t need to use one. This
station
Could potentially run out on me when filming if I do need to use it.
Post code: GU51 3LY
Solution: Take a reflector with me in case I do need additional lighting, in which the LED lighting
runs out on me. Or take spare batteries with me.
Sound: If people in the house are being really loud, and things such as TV’s cause noise.
Solution: Make sure to have a clear house and to turn all technology off in the room.
Power: Camera will be used throughout to film the whole interview, which will be powered by a battery. Along with the
additional lighting if I use it, they will also be powered by batteries. However these could both run out when in the middle of
filming.
Solution: Have the camera battery fully charged, or take a spare battery for the camera and the lighting.
Image Scene
Backup for interviews.
My photography studio set up.

Lighting: I will be using a LED mounted camera light for the interview to give a Nearest bus stop: Glendevon Road
Better lighting. However if the lighting is good enough then I won’t need to use one. Nearest train station: Twyford or
This Winnersh station
Could potentially run out on me when filming if I do need to use it. Post code: RG5 4QT
Solution: Take a reflector with me in case I do need additional lighting, in
which the LED lighting runs out on me. Or take spare batteries with me.
Sound: If people in the house are being really loud, and things such as TV’s cause noise.
Solution: Make sure to have a clear house and to turn all technology off in the room.
Power: Camera will be used throughout to film the whole interview, which will be powered by a battery.
Along with the additional lighting if I use it, they will also be powered by batteries. However these could both
run out when in the middle of filming.
Solution: Have the camera battery fully charged, or take a spare battery for the camera and the lighting.
Monday 16th Tuesday 17th Wednesday Thursday 19th Friday 20th
April April 18th April April April
Creating pre- Plan to get the I will be finishing On the 19th I will Locations reeces,
production storyboards done up the storyboards either be carrying on final touches of
schedule for the as well as the script, whilst creating the with the pre- pre-production
practical side of due to the fact that props list, at least production booklet.
things. I started off these two things are this way I can preparation or taking Whilst having the
with emailing the main elements organise for the day to go over weekly blog in as
people who I need needed within the anything I may research and add well.
for my pre-production need to order/buy if more detail in/ as I
documentary for schedule. However I have all the props feel the research
example students, it will benefit me organised. needs updating to
non-students and a most of all due to However locations help me build up a
professional the fact that It will will be thought better documentary
photographer. This give me better focus about and I will when filming.
way it gives me a points for what I’m have some ideas
week to get some doing when it written out to direct
feedback on comes to filming. me into a final
whether I need decision.
backup actors or
not.
Period 1,2,3 Period 1,2,3 Period 2 and 3 In my own Period 1,2,4
and 5 time/College if I and 5
come in
Henley College – Henley College – Henley College – R301 and R335 (if I Henley College –
RG301 R301, R335 R301 come in ) R301 and R335
29 Telford Crescent –
RG5 4QT (If I decide
to stay at home and
work.

Monday 23rd Tuesday 24th Wednesday 25th Thursday 26th Friday 27th
April
Pre- Not filming on Filming Filming
production this day Danielle a Millie’s
finish up / interview.
Research
Henley College Henley College Henley College- Filming At
Henley Rotherfield Millie’s house –
College Woodley
Monday 30th Tuesday 1st Wednesday Thursday Friday 4th
April May 2nd May 3rdMay May
Editing Editing Editing Editing Editing
Period 1, 2 Period 1,2 And Period 2 and 3 Period 1, 2, 3 Period 1,2,4
and 5 3 Re-film parts and 4 if I come and 5
Re-film parts if need to. into College.
if need to Otherwise all
day at home.
Henley Henley College Henley College Home- RG5 Henley
College- - Rotherfield - – Rotherfield – 4QT OR College-
Rotherfield - R301, R335 R301 Henley Rotherfield -
R301, R215 College – 301 R301,335
and R335
 Contingency Plan - Actors
Role. Original. Backup.1 Backup.2
Actor 1.Interview Danielle Ashton Marnie N/A
(photography
student)
Actor 2. Interview Millie Boyle Hermione Scoones Molly Bish
077808 066973 077930 854663 Email:
972196@henleycol.ac.uk
07810 187571
Photographer Stephanie Cronin N/A N/A
Email: info@summers-
photography.co.uk
07870504334
Retired – Family Michael N/A N/A
Member
Original Equipment: Back up:
Tripod

Camera Have a backup battery In case the battery

dies or camera decides not to work. If I
can have another camera with me.
2 cameras If I’m unable to get hold of another
camera as well as having my own. I will
have to improvise and swap the camera
angles from time to time when
interviewing. This way I can then get a
range of two different angles and just
swap between the two when editing it
together.
LED mounted camera light Reflector – If the light decides to stop
working when filming or if I can’t get
hold of one, then I will carry a reflector
Film Camera Go buy one if I’m unable to lend one
from one of my actors.
 Contingency Plan – Location:
Original Location: Backup Location:
Millie’s house (Actor 2) – Nightingale Road – Woodley -
Walmer Road – Woodley RG5 3LU

Henley College – Rotherfield My house – RG5 4QT –

Interview with Danielle ( Actor 4) Telford Crescent.

Summers Photography – N/A

Burlsdon Way,
Warfield, Bracknell
RG12 2PH
 Questions for the actors:

 What do you believe photography is? (capturing memories or capturing the

hidden meaning behind the image)

 What do you usually use to take photos with?

 What is it that you prefer within cameras in comparison to using your phone?

 How often do you use your camera to take photos compared to using your phone?

 How much do you think photography has changed from film to digital
photography?