Well, after a few changes of dialogue and a minor wording error, (women don't carry wallets, usually) the script is looking fine. I'm hoping to print off a few copies tonight to give to the guys tomorrow before or after the tutorial, pending thier approval. The meeting went rather well really. Jessica (the actress playing Pamela) seemed to be OK with the script, which I was pleased about. No-one else had any qualms either really. It was a shame the other actors couldn't make it, but they work a lot, which is a potential concern, as Will pointed out. It's not an immediate worry, however. There should be ample time to get the filming done with all three of them for the first scene.
The overall planning is going well, sound recording and storyboarding now being a major consideration. Max and I have already booked out some sound equipment to begin recording environments and spot effects. A recording list is going to come in handy. Hopefully, we can use a pre-recorded sound effect for the gunshot. I'm sure Malcolm will grant us that. I think everything else we can manage ourselves.
Now all we have to do is plan on where we're going to film it, organise shooting days when our actors are available, make sure the weather is vaguely consistent between locations, shoot it, record all the off-air audio, edit the sound and visuals, burn it to a DVD, present it and write up an evaluation.
What could possibly go wrong?
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