Production schedule

A production schedule is used to organise times to film, locations of filming, what to take and who needs to be there. They are exceedingly useful and easy to use. Here is the one I will use to help me film my sequence successfully.

Shots to be filmed	Date/time	Location	Actors	Props/costume	Risk Assessment
1-30 (excluding titles)	29/11/11	The woods The Chalk pit	Heidi Ben	·         A knife ·         Skull Mask ·         Fake Blood	·         Using a real knife poses certain safety issues. ·        Someone could fall of the chalk wall onto the rocks below.
31 -46	29/11/11	My house	Heidi Ben	·         A knife ·         Skull mask ·         Mobile phone	·         Once again the use of the knife is potentially dangerous

To avoid injury with the knife will only take common sense so it isn't too much of an issue. I'm sure both of my actors and myself can handle such a thing in a responsible manner.
The chalk wall also isn't too much of a problem as only I (because I will be filming) need to go up there. I have no problem at all with this, it's fairly unlikely that I will fall off.

I realise that planning to film all of it in one day is slightly ambitious of me but if we do not manage to complete it I still have plenty of time to arrange another day of filming.