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    This contingency plan outlines potential problems that could occur during the pre-production and production phases of the film project "Welly Against the World" and proposed resolutions. Issues addressed include absences, lack of equipment, damaged footage, low battery, changes in location/weather/availability, continuity errors, and equipment malfunctions. The solutions generally involve having backup plans, equipment, locations, cast/crew, and scheduling flexibility to continue filming if needed on alternate dates and times that match the original conditions.

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    Contingency Plan: Pre-Production

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    This contingency plan outlines potential problems that could occur during the pre-production and production phases of the film project "Welly Against the World" and proposed resolutions. Issues addressed include absences, lack of equipment, damaged footage, low battery, changes in location/weather/availability, continuity errors, and equipment malfunctions. The solutions generally involve having backup plans, equipment, locations, cast/crew, and scheduling flexibility to continue filming if needed on alternate dates and times that match the original conditions.

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    This contingency plan outlines potential problems that could occur during the pre-production and production phases of the film project "Welly Against the World" and proposed resolutions. Issues addressed include absences, lack of equipment, damaged footage, low battery, changes in location/weather/availability, continuity errors, and equipment malfunctions. The solutions generally involve having backup plans, equipment, locations, cast/crew, and scheduling flexibility to continue filming if needed on alternate dates and times that match the original conditions.

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    Contingency Plan: Pre-Production

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    This contingency plan outlines potential problems that could occur during the pre-production and production phases of the film project "Welly Against the World" and proposed resolutions. Issues addressed include absences, lack of equipment, damaged footage, low battery, changes in location/weather/availability, continuity errors, and equipment malfunctions. The solutions generally involve having backup plans, equipment, locations, cast/crew, and scheduling flexibility to continue filming if needed on alternate dates and times that match the original conditions.

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    Contingency Plan

    Production title: Welly Against the World


    Student Name: Luke Johnson

    Potential Problems Resolutions

    Pre-Production
    Absence
    Keep in email contact and work from
    home, send Pre-Production
    paperwork to your cast / crew and
    continue to make decisions. Pre-
    Production paperwork to be found in
    the Pre-Production area on Moodle.

    No Camera Equipment
    Make an earlier opportunity to film or
    agree to share with other production
    team.

    Damaged Footage
    Have a multiple amount of footage
    for certain shots and download to
    computer asap.

    Low Battery on Camera


    Bring charging equipment, alongside
    camera and find the nearest
    charging station in the Swans gate
    shopping centre to charge the
    camera back to life.

    Production
    Location no longer available
    Find an alternative location that fits our
    vision of the scene or change the scenes
    location to fit our resources at hand.

    External shoots (weather, sun, rain)


    We’ll be sure to do an entire scene within
    one day, since the weather can change at
    any time, but we’ll be sure to get the scene
    done to the best quality we can achieve in
    the timeframe of day we have.
    Cast / crew not on time. Film early in the day so lighting should be
    good stiff. If not organize another day to
    film because lighting may change too much.

    Some cast back out Plan some backup actors who are willing to
    step in if the main ones can’t make it

    Continuity problems (This could be Plan a time to record which the areas
    changing weather patterns, time of day, should be near empty and make sure to
    unwanted public etc.) check the weather before we go out to film.

    Too many people walking around too If the area we plan to film in gets to busy
    film then we will move to a new similar location
    which has the same view of what we are
    looking are

    Weather suddenly changing If the weather goes from sun to rain, then
    we will create a plan to film on another day
    when people are available and set it at the
    same time, so the lighting should be ok.

    Equipment has problem on set If the equipment decided to have problems


    on the day of filming such as just not
    turning on then we will result to backup
    options such as mobile phones which have a
    good camera on them similar to the
    cameras we were planning to use.

    Need additional scenes Have alternative ideas. (See plan B


    storyboard)

    If issues occur, then re-record another day if


    Scene 1 it takes too long.
    (Bruiser and Dave falling out)
    If the park gets too crowded, then record
    Scene 2 another day at the same time to keep the
    (Robbing the camera crew – Intro) weather and sun the same.

    Scene 3 If the area gets too busy or weather goes


    (Meeting the Bully, Moses) against us then stop recording and continue
    it another time with the same lighting and
    weather conditions.

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