Planning a shoot
What problems could happen when planning the creation of a film?
Think about the films that you have watched, its there a theme in weather, lighting, surrounding! Often films are shot in multiple locations to give the impression of a larger area.
A good example of this is the Lord of the Rings films, they used the whole of New Zealand to film different parts to give the feel of the film. But what about when it rained! Snowed, got dark earlier because of the time of year.
Other issues to think about are the talents and actors that are used, what happens if they get ill, become pregnant.
You as the director or producer of the films and videos need to take these things into consideration and look at ways that you can avoid any delays to your production.
Complete the below table offering your suggestions to contingency
| Issue | Contingency | Alternative Option | |
| Rainning | |||
| Actor Sickness | |||
| Broken Camera | |||
| Snow | |||
| Moon shot not available | |||
| Cold day |
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