Section 9: Production Schedule

Name of Film: Incognito
Directors: Matthew Boardman, Amy Brown & Keayan Mistry
Producers: Keayan Mistry, Amy Brown & Matthew Boardman
Client:


Date Production Start: 04/11/2009
Treatment started: 08/12/2009
Completed: 09/12/2009
Shooting Started: 07/12/2009 - 13:00pm
Completed: 07/12/2009 - 15:00pm
Post Production:
Completed:
Rough Cut Submitted: 22/01/2010
Final Show Tape Completed:

Location (Equipment Required):
Transport Required:
Bus to the Location of the entire Film production from Priestley College to Runcorn Palacefields
Crewing Requirements:

Actions: Clare spikes the glass of wine as the doctor gives the perscription to his brother Daniel. Just after the perscription has been passed, Clare gives the wine to her husband. The doctor is rumaging through documents on the desk in the corner of the dull lit room. Daniel drinks the drugged wine. The doctor then writes in his journal/diary. Daniel goes and puts the glass down. A note and an envelope are passed from Clare to the Doctor, then the envelope to Clare in the street. Daniels hand then drops to the floor indicating that he has collapsed/fainted/died. John (the doctor) crosses out the photograph of his brother, and shows the picture of his next victim on his camera (Clare).

Props: Disolving paracetamol at the beginning that falls into the blackcurrent cordial inside the wine glass to look like red wine. Red connotes passion, anger and blood.
We also used a camera with an image on the screen to show who the next victim is (Clare Redford) in which he is secretly spying on her. A note pad designed to look like a diary is also used to plot his cunning sinister plan. On the table when the camera pans back and forth, there are documents, i.e sheets of paper, photographs of the victim as a kid (of course, this was easy to get hold of due to the doctor being the husbands brother), some scissors are also on the table, and finally a sharpie marker to cross out the victims face in anger. In a dark room, when the doctor is rumaging through his papers, there is a dull light in the corner, and many photographs hanging from the ceiling of the doctors vicitm. There is also a perscription addressed to Daniel Redford which passes from the doctor to his brother. During the doctors flashback, there is a brown envelope passed from the doctor to Clare with information on the unknown medication in which is used to murder the husband. The letter is addressed 'confidential'.