Call sheet

Call Sheet (Monday)

ACTORS	ROLES	CALL	LOCATION	SCENE
Chloe	Girlfriend	10:30- 12:00 12:00- 1:15	Field Bathroom	02.49-03.07 03.58-04.13
Charlie	Boy	10:30- 12:00 12:00- 4:00	Field Bathroom and bedroom	02.49-03.07 00.42-01.28 01.41- 02.45 03.58-04.13
Gabriel	Child	10:30- 12:00 12:00- 1:30	Field Bedroom	02.49-03.07 01.41- 02.45

(Tuesday)

ACTORS	ROLES	CALL	LOCATION	SCENE
Chloe	Girlfriend	10:00- 11:30	(IKEA) child bedroom	03.11-03.32
Charlie	Boy	10:00- 11:30 12:00- 1:30 1:30-3:00	(IKEA) child bedroom Living room Green screen shots	03.11-03.32 00:00-00:41 01:29-01:40
Gabriel	Child	10:00- 11:30	(IKEA) child bedroom	03.11-03.32

(Wednesday)

ACTORS	ROLES	CALL	LOCATION	SCENE
Chloe	Girlfriend	-	-	-
Charlie	Boy	10:30-3:00	Brighton	03.33-03.57
Gabriel	Child	-	-	-

Costume

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday
Chloe	Arrive in costume	Arrive in costume	-
Charlie	Arrive in costume (Costume change needed at 12:00)	Arrive in Costume (Costume change at 12:00)	Arrive in costume (Bring spare)
Gabriel	Arrive in costume	Arrive in costume	-

Conclusion
It is essential to have a good quality call sheet before the time of the shoot as it allows us to know exactly we are doing at what time on what days. It also allows us to give our actors a copy so that they know exactly where they are meant to be and what they are supposed to be wearing on the days of the shoot so there are no communication issues between us and them. Without a call sheet we would not be able to film the video in the most time effective way as we would not have shots to be filmed together already grouped and would instead be returning to locations later on when we realised that we may not have collected all necessary footage from the original shoot.