Other info: Organization of filming

 

Schedule

1/26/2024- Actors will be contacted to make sure they are well mentally and physically for the film.

1/27/2024- The official filming will start. In total there will be four scenes all with different shots and angles.

1/28/2024- The sound effects and voice-overs will be added.

2/02/2024- All editing is complete. Will review with group, to discuss potential changes needed to improve opening film.

2/03/2024- Final edit completed.


Location

Filming will be at Abandoned Ice Rink.

Participants

Actors

Ayannah Alincy-Worried friend

Benjamin Shanker-Holding camera

Nathaly C- Friend

Julian Casseli- Friend

Petra Plecenik- Friend

Nataly Lagos-Friend

Johanna Amaya- Friend/Watch

Jacobo Delgado-Friend/Watch

Sophia Hinely-Friend/Watch


Filming: Benjamin Shanker, Gabriel Fatheree

Editing: Benjamin Shanker

Directing: Benjamin Shanker

Health and Safety

To ensure our safety, adults will be present during filming. Phones and first aid kit will be available if emergencies occur. 

To avoid any emergencies, it is required that participants are not pregnant, experience nausea, and have cardiovascular illnesses that need urgent medical care by professionals.

For the scene when the actors enter the building, there will be others checking to make sure the actors are okay and safe at all times.

All participants will be screened for covid and masks will be available for personal use.

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