Thriller checked to go

We have got out Thriller shoot on monday next week. We have sorted out our main character Mauricio, he is a big guy and italian, i think he fits the part quite well. We are going to use Matt, one of the media team to be the trolley man at the beginning who wheels Mauricio around on the table. Adam my media teacher will be the van driver who gets shot at the end by Mauricio. We could not find a body bag so we are going to have to use a white sheet instead. In a way I think this could be better for the thriller as it gives off more an appearance that it is in a metal institute. We have rented a van for the day but it has the logo of the van hire company on it so we are going to have to cut the outside van shots and we are going to have to be careful about the scene when Mauricio is put in the van. We have got our props sorted out for the shoot, we have Matt’s scrubs, and we have sorted out the handcuffs for Adam and Mauricio is going to bring in some white clothes, we have sorted out a white apron for him. We now going to use the two big swinging doors at the bottom of Peaslake that are part of the basement for the shot of when we put Mauricio into the Van.
I am happy with the organisation and i think we will be ready to shoot on monday.

  

This is our location, Peaslake House. The house used to be and old medical ward and the dull pail colour give off that impression. all though we wont be seeing very much of the house it is a perfect location for our thriller.








at the moment the weather is quite depressing and dull, this type of atmosphere is perfect for when we shoot the van driving away and it will add the grimness of the story.

This corridor is the boys main corridor and we think that this is a prime location
film for beginning scene.




The lights work out aswell for the shot when the camera is moving down the corridor slightly tilted up at the lights. although the lights aren't  perfect as we had drawing in our script they will still work nicely