My Solid Plan

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Hopefully nothing goes wrong!

So as of now, I have what I call my plan if nothing goes wrong. Which in my opinion is impossible but I love to believe. Lets get the base started off with which is the schedule. I want a good time frame of around 2-3 weeks at most for filming and editing. I want to do things chronologically and want everything to go well.

Schedule:
January 26-31st: Get Ready to begin; organization!
February 1st: Filming Begins
February 7th: Filming Ends
February 8th: Editing Begins
February 20-22th: Finish editing!

As everyone knows, things can change but this is the schdule I want to follow, since it will help me be organized. 

Location:
As of now there will be one location(bedroom) and possibly 2-3 others. One of those would be the park, beach, or a car, it truly depends on the screenplay.

Participants:
I am going to ask people for help since I can't fully do it on my own. Again this depends on how the story goes but possibly around 5 people have a chance of helping me.

Health and Safety:
We can minimize contact with each other. If one of us is sick, we can reschedule one of our filming days or the one that is sick can stay home. We can wash our hands before and after we film. We can also use hand sanitizers. We can also try and clean each prop after each use. 

Props:
Common items such phones, makeup cases, perfumes, lights, and other obsecure items will be used as props. I won't be buying anything and instead I will try to use the items I have at hand. If that changes you are the first to be notified.

Costumes:
This isn't a huge issue for me since I will be wearing items I have in my closet. Shoes, shirts, and all common pieces of clothing are being used. The makeup will be maybe on the extreme to express emotions. 

Back Up Plan:
If nothing goes the way I want, I will film the majority of it a bedroom and do the whole thing myself with minimal help. I hope this doesn't happen since I will be depending on a couple things for this whole thing to work.



Signing Off,

Kay.

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