Name.

Oh yeah i called the short film "Can't Remeber" btw. If either of you ahve a real problem against it then we shall discuss.lol
Will

Actors, Locations, Shooting Schedule.

Jenny, Ed.

We need to try and get some pictures of the potential Actors/Actresses for Section 5. It comes under part of the casting. Perhaps we should send a post around after Half Term to recruit some other cast members from lower down the school as extras. So we can shoot the other scenes after HT.

Also we need to get all the location Photos together, i now have some of the woods, however I thnk we still need a street, club scene and open fields etc, although I think tht I have that last one covered. Hopefully if we get them done today itll be ok.

Finally we could do with working out a shooting schedule today so that we can gte some stuff filmed during HT.

Peace out.
Will

Section 5

I've just edited section 5 so its all sorted, however, Im still wiating on Ed bringing in the Recce for it then it will be properly complete.

Will

Belated section 2

Althoguh it was ages ago, this si the video i reviewed for section 2.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kieyjfZDUIc

it was called "the shock doctrine"

Will

Possible film locations

music video

i like some of the camera work in this music video and the way it shows the protagonist on drugs. jenny

http://www.ifilm.com/video/2658604

Research into LSD and Cocaine by Jenny

As our film is primarily about drugs and their effects, we have researched the facts about LSD so our 'trip' is accurate.



LSD or Lysergic Acid Diethylamide is a hallucinogenic drug (which means you’re likely to experience a distorted view of objects and reality, including in the form of hallucinations). It originally derived from ergot, a fungus found growing wild on rye and other grasses. LSD is commonly called ‘acid’. The experience is known as a ‘trip’ and these trips can be good or bad. A trip can take from 20 minutes to an hour to start and usually lasts about 12 hours. Once it's started you can't stop it. And until you take a tab of acid you can't tell how strong it is or how it's going to affect you. How the trip goes can be affected by who you are, how you're feeling and how comfortable you are with the people you’re with.



EFFECTS

-A ‘trip’ can appear to involve a speeding up and slowing down of time and movement.
-Colour, sound and objects can get distorted and you can experience double vision.
Trips can heighten the mood you’re already in.



FACTS
There is no evidence LSD is addictive.

LSD is a Class A drug - illegal to have, give away or sell. Possession can get you up to seven years in jail. Supplying someone else, including your friends, with LSD can get you a life sentence and an unlimited fine.
You can also be refused a visa in some countries if you hold a drug conviction.


As a street drug it's usually sold as tiny squares of paper with pictures on them. But it can be found as a liquid or as tiny pellets.



SIDE EFFECTS
-LSD or ‘acid’ has very random, and sometimes very frightening, effects. Trips feed off a person's imagination.
-If panic sets in, the experience can be scary and confusing. Bad trips can be terrifying.
-Flashbacks sometimes happen. This is when part of the trip is subsequently re-lived after the original experience. (This usually occurs within weeks or months after taking the LSD but can be longer).
-There's no evidence to suggest LSD does any long-term damage to the body or long-term psychological damage.
- Avoid taking acid if you're in a bad mood. People have been known to harm themselves during a bad trip.
LSD could have serious, longer term implications for somebody who had a history of mental problems and may also be responsible for triggering a mental health problem that had previously gone undetected.




(taken from frank.com)