call sheet



Call  Sheet No:     1     
 

Production: Food Advert

Production company: Feeling Stressed?
Co-Producer: Nassim H
 
 
Director: Nasir F
 
1st AD: McDonalds related
 
 
Crew  Call: Eren S
Estimated wrap: 1 week
 Shooting  Date: 23/5/2018
 
 

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

Location: McDonalds & College grounds

Location contact:  McDonalds – Central London & LSC College – Leyton – Essex Road
 
 
*** NO SMOKING ON ANY SET ***
 
 
SET

*SCENES

PAGES

CAST  Nos

LOCATION
 
Office room
1
1
1
 College
 

Office screen

2
1
1
College
 
Character Emotions / stack of papers
3/4
1
1
College
 
Characters voices of thoughts
5
1
1
College
 
Phone call – buildup of tension
6
1
1
College
 
McDonalds walk in shot & establish shot
7
1
1
Central London
 
Walk up to till, shot reverse shot ordering food 
8
2
2
McDonalds
 
Sitting down and then eating his burger
9
1
1
McDonalds
 
 
 
NO.
ARTISTE
CALL TIME
MAKE-UP
REMARKS
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
No
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
NO
NO
NO
 NO
 
 
 
CAMERA / LIGHTING
PROPS / DESIGN
 

Handi Camera – Lighting will be Realistic lighting – No artificial.

McDonald Burger, Burger box, McDonalds French fries, Computer, Mobile phone, Stack of Paper
 
COSTUME / MAKE UP
CATERING
 
 Casual - Smart clothing - White shirt, black trousers etc.
McDonalds Uniform
 McDonalds
 
 
 
NOTES:
 
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