1st Day of filming 25th November 2014

What shots did we film: The shots we filmed were in Joseph

Damien’s office which would be located within the hospital where he works, which where scenes 1-11. We could not film in the hospital as it would disrupt the environment, so decided to film within the school and make sure the mise-en-scene was correct to not give the wrong setting. We did this by placing props that would be seen within a doctors office into the location.

Props we used: A rucksack Rope Bible Scientific posters Computer with a murder article Dark hoodie First aid kit Science books Office equipment e.g folders Crime scene photographs of victim took by Joseph White lab coat Crucifix on computer stethoscope

As you can see within the office all school related equipment was took off the walls. The desk then only had a computer and telephone on it which would be part of our scene where he was looking at a news article of a murdered girl. This then allowed us to put props such as the first aid kit that you can see in the photo into the location to give it a more medical feel.

We were careful of where our office was located as part of this scene would consist of a nurse walking in, complaining about her weekend and opening the window. This meant we could not show that the outside location was within the school as it would disrupt the opening and confuse the audience. This is why we picked an office where the background was of a bike rack, which they have at the hospital and showed no part of the school which would be recognised.

Office scene

Costumes: Doctor Joseph Damien was dressed in a smart

shirt and trousers with a red tie. We were going to have him wearing a white science lab coat seen on doctors but thought we would hang the coat up next to the dark hoodie he owns and would wear in the casino scene at night. This represents the contrast in his character showing he has two sides to his personality and can easily change characteristics.

Our nurse wore a blue scrub suit which nurses where within the hospital, showing the audience the setting that they must be inside the hospital at the moment.