Shooting Schedule for Filming the Trailers for 'Se7en Devils'

Here is my shooting schedule for filming the footage for the trailers for 'Se7en Devils'. I have spread it over a number of days as I will be filming in various locations and with various actors.

Day - February 18th

• establishing shot of town from a hill – take a few static shots, but also some slow pans and slow zooms, in case they can be used later in the sequence/to give more options during editing (five or six shots should be enough) 
• establishing shot of a rural road leading to the town – again, shoot this in a number of different ways from static shots to pans/zooms, and maybe even a moving shot (shot from inside a car
• medium shot of road sign showing the town name Seven Devils (can be shot in the same village, placed over the existing sign, sign needs to be made)

Day 2- February 21st

• extreme long shot of suburban house (take a number of shots of the house, from different angles, and maybe a couple of shots slowly zooming in)

Day 3 - February 26th

• pan slowly around room to show posters and props (do a number of pans, some right to left and others left to right, and also one that goes full circle 360 degrees)
• series of close ups of props and posters (lots of shots, film these from eye level angles, but also each one from canted angles as well – with the posters, focus in on the gory bits and/or the titles, to emphasise the horror)
• two shot of girls sitting on couch – from lots of different angles, some static, some of the shots moving around them, and make sure that there are many different distances including long shots/medium long shot/medium shot/medium close up/close up – need to know the dialogue so that this matches with the images
• series of over the shoulder shots, keeping shot distance same for both (film many different shots) 

Day 4 - February 27th

• pan slowly around room to show posters and props (do a number of pans, some right to left and others left to right, and also one that goes full circle 360 degrees)
• series of close ups of props and posters (lots of shots, film these from eye level angles, but also each one from canted angles as well – with the posters, focus in on the gory bits and/or the titles, to emphasise the horror)
• two shot of girls sitting on couch – from lots of different angles, some static, some of the shots moving around them, and make sure that there are many different distances including long shots/medium long shot/medium shot/medium close up/close up – need to know the dialogue so that this matches with the images 
• series of over the shoulder shots, keeping shot distance same for both (film many different shots)
• cut back to girls, medium two shot of them talking on sofa
• medium shot of girl putting Ouija board into bag
• close up of Ouija board

Day 5 - March 2nd

• series of shots of each another character (in a different location) getting ready to leave and meet the girls
• medium shot of someone putting on shoes
• close up of tying laces
• medium shot of putting jacket on 

Day 6 - March 3rd 

• series of shots of each another character (in a different location) getting ready to leave and meet the girls
• medium shot of someone putting on shoes
• close up of tying laces
• medium shot of putting jacket on 

Day 7 -  March 7th

• series of shots of each another character (in a different location) getting ready to leave and meet the girls
• medium shot of opening drawer, close up of taking the torch, close up of putting things into a rucksack, medium shot of putting rucksack onto back

Day 8 -  March 8th

• extreme long shot of haunted house - low angle
• shots of rooms inside the house - low-key lighting, static shots and pans, slow zooms
• shot of 'monster' twitching in the mirror - close up, static and slow zoom
• shot of 'monster' at the window - backlighting, medium close up, static and slow zoom
• tracking shot of 'monster' gliding through the house - low-key lighting