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I produced these call sheets to help me be more organised when filming our trailer. These explain what was needed to be done on each day. On the first day we filmed the scene of the round about at the park which relates back to a lonely childhood and then we film the two nurses having a conversation about the mental patient. We decided to use a shot reverse shot to make this look more effective. We believed that by getting this shot out the way then Charlotte could then help with the rest of the filming. Then on the second day of filming we filmed the main girl Jade, this is where we used several different shots all in the same location but used different scenes from in the school and any different shots and movement. We tryed to include conventions that you may see in other horror films to make it look appealing such as the shot of the close up shot knife in her hand and we filmed a Jade banging her head against a wall looking as though she is crazy in head and by her wearing white eye contacts made her look scary and evil. By planning these calls sheets this would help us know where and when we needed to film.
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