Other Info

 

2/27-28/24 

Filming will begin. There will be two scenes placed at Benjamin’s house, so those will be filmed first. The inside shots will be done, then the outside shots. Since Tom is not in any of the scenes, he will be filming them. 

2/3-4/24 

We will film the car scenes, which are much shorter than all the others. Then we will drive around until we find a street with the lighting we want. Once we find it, we will begin the fourth scene. Since everyone is in these scenes, we will have one of our friends be the camera man. 

2/10-11/24 

We aren’t filming this weekend because it is Ben’s birthday. 

2/17-18/24 

This day will be designated for editing purposes only. We will put all the scenes in proper order, start adding titles, and working on any issues we find. 

2/24-25/24 

This weekend will be for any additional filming needed. In case of any issues with the original shots. 

 

Locations 

Benjamin’s house 

 


Van  

 



Participants 

 
Actors 

Driver- Benjamin 

Kidnapper 1- Blake 

Kidnapper 2- Nicolas 

Victim- Tom 

 

Filming 

Tom 

Wolf 

 

Editing 

Blake 

Tom 

 

Directing 

Benjamin 

 

Health and Safety 

To ensure our safety, my parents have volunteered to act as a “safety team” by providing extreme supervision, with access to a phone that can dial 911 and a first aid kit. We will follow all safety traffic laws. Tom will not be harmed, he will be able to breathe fine throughout filming. 

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