Call sheet

call sheet

Call  Sheet No:     1     

Production: Help for heros

Production company:
Co-Producer: Nassim, Jakob, Eyman 


Director: Pearl

1st AD: no Ads


Crew  Call:
Estimated wrap:
 Shooting  Date: February


*** See movement order 1 and attached map ***

Location: Leyton Sixth Form College - Film studio

Location contact: Tutor, Danielle, Vanessa - Teachers. 


*** NO SMOKING ON ANY SET ***


SET

*SCENES

PAGES

CAST  Nos

LOCATION

Leyton sixth form college
3
2
1
Film studio

Leyton sixth form college

2
2
3
The classroom

Leyton sixth form college
2
1
1
(G14) classroom

 



 



























NO.
ARTISTE
CALL TIME
MAKE-UP
REMARKS

2
Jakob
2 mins
Yes
Impressive





 





 





 





















CAMERA / LIGHTING
PROPS / DESIGN

The natural lighting. No artificial lighting was used.

 Handcuffs, Body armor,

COSTUME / MAKE UP
CATERING

Police & Army costume,
Red highlighter
 None



NOTES:








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