Other Information

Schedule:

2/23 (today): Finish and post the Other Information blog

2/24 (Thursday): Work on script

2/25 (Friday): Finalize script and script blog

2/26 (Saturday): Complete storyboard and storyboard blog

2/27 (Sunday): Filming w/ actors and additional help

2/28 (Monday): Music blog

3/3 (Thursday): Filming w/ actors and additional help

3/4 (Friday): Editing and going over footage

3/6 (Sunday): Filming w/ actors and additional help

3/7 (Monday): Editing

3/9 (Wednesday): Film Review

3/10 (Thursday): Editing

3/13 (Sunday): Filming w/ actors and additional help

3/15 (Tuesday): Changes made from Film Review

3/16 (Wednesday): Final touches and Final Task blog

3/30 (Wednesday): CCR blog

Locations:

Veterans Park (NW 21st Ave, Oakland Park, FL 33309), Easterlin Park (1000 NW 38th St, Oakland Park, FL 33309) (pictured)

Participants:

Naliah Nettles, Sofia O'Connel Zamakis, Sarah Brown, Nadia Akhtar, Clarita Pavillard

Health and Safety:

 All participants working on this project have been vaccinated for Covid-19, regularly practice social distancing, and are aware of the risks. In response to the filming locations all being outside, drinks and snacks will be provided on set and shady rest areas are in each location. All acting and stunts will be carefully monitored and only done with an adult nearby. This way, in case of emergency, we will have a fast and easy transportation to a nearby hospital. In case of more minor injuries, there are medical supplies in my house, which is no more than a 15 minute walk away from all filming locations.

Backup Plan:

 If it is currently raining on filming days, or is projected to rain, my first option is to reschedule, although if it isn't possible, than filming will be done indoors or will become an editing day. If locations are wet on filming days from past rain, all filming will be done in Oakland Park suburbs or indoors. If any of my actors or additional help cannot make it to a filming day, the day may be rescheduled or done alone if possible. If absolutely necessary, actors may be recast or additional help may be found elsewhere.



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