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What We Need & What You Get
We are looking to raise £800 for the production of 'See You Tomorrow' and have chosen the flexible funding campaign as any amount you are able to give will majorly help in the production of the film even if we are unable to reach our target.
Costume and Makeup: £350
Often in student films zombies are made to look too simplistic and fake. My main aim for these funds is to ensure our zombies will scare your pants off. Our aim is to look into prosthetics, contact lenses and suitable attire to make the most authentic zombies possible rivalling that of AMC's 'The Walking Dead.' We also hope to make Zack and Grace fit in an apocalyptic environment with large jackets, boots and potential weapons. As well as this we hope to obtain military gear for the guards and white clothing for 'The Cities' inhabitance to add to the feel of the film. This will be the area the majority of the funding is required in order to achieve the perfect post apocalyptic mis en scene.
Equipment: £150
A major plot device in our film will be POV shots from Graces eyes. Due to this we are looking into getting a small camera and a head mount specially designed for the actress playing Grace's head. This is an interigal point to our plot and after extensive research for a quality yet budget product we have estimated £150 will cover this. The rest of the equipment will be hired from Bournemouth University or personally from the director and camera man.
Accommodation, travel and catering: £300
Our main goal when considering location is to keep everything as local as possible to keep costs down. In the area of dorset there are some amazing outdoor locations as well as abandoned buildings we hope to shoot 'See You Tomorrow'. Although this may be the case, travel to these locations will still require a certain amount of money allocated to petrol. Similarly we hope to find local actors so that accommodation shouldn't be an issue however most are located in London so this is subject to change. When considering catering... as most film makers know, keeping your crew well fed is the most important part of a shoot! A happy energised crew makes a better film!
Perks!
Take a look to the left and see the many perks and incentives available when giving to our campaign! We have everything from signed scripts to personalised zombie drawings to get you more involved in the process.
The Crew!
Jessica Jeffries - Director & Zombie enthusiast
Jessica Jeffries is the director of 'See You Tomorrow' currently in her last year of studying TV production at bournemouth university. She has always been involved in filming making and the theatrical, often making videos for youtube as well as writing a script called 'Friend or Foe' which was performed at the Winchester Royal Theatre before starting university. Over the past summer she has experienced working in numorous enviroments such as 'Big Talk', 'Sequence post' and 'Wise Buddah' that have given her a special insite into the film and television industry. She has always had a passion for zombies even creating bournemouth's very first zombie society aptly named 'ZomBU'! This society involved holding special screenings of 'The Walking Dead' and other zombie films, Zombie video game nights and Zombie dress up socials. Even creating their own zombie adventure game personal to the university! Jessica has worked on many student films specialising in directing, producing and post production sound.
David Ogufere - Producer
David Ogufere is a aspiring director and producer who is currently in his 3rd year studying BA (Hon) Television Production at Bournemouth University. He has a passion for the subject ever since making his first short film in Cineclub in Year 8 at secondary school, which his school got two awards for. He is currently working at AFC Bournemouth in their media production team and has had pass experiences at Tiger aspect and Talent TV south. David has worked on a number of student productions and specialises in Production Management and Sound and always looks for the best from his crew and cast.
George Lock - Script Writer George Lock, the writer of See You Tomorrow, is a screenwriting student at Bournemouth University. With a love of science fiction and dark comedy, he has written three radio plays, two short films and is currently working on a feature length horror-comedy script.
Daisy Levy - Production Manager/ Location scout
Daisy Levy is an enthusiastic individual who is currently in her final year of TV Production at Bournemouth University. Daisy has a variety of previous television related jobs including, ITV (Panelist/Researcher), Channel4 (Researcher/PA), Fifty Post Production (Runner/Assistant Editor) and Content Is King (Production Assistant, Location Management & PA). She also has experience with freelance jobs such as, Twin Atlantic Music Video (Runner), John West Advert (Production Assistant), John Lewis Christmas Advert (Researcher), Coca Cola Advert 2013 (Assistant Editor) and many more. Daisy is an outgoing member of the team and specialises in Production Management, specifically in location scouting and bookings. She will be scouting locations, costume makers and makeup so has an extremely important role to achieve the visual atheistic of the film.
Elliot Leigh - Camera
Having made films for many years, Elliot Leigh is currently in his final year, studying Television Production at Bournemouth University. Elliot has worked on many films and in 2012 was part of the silver medal winning team at The Worlds Skill Show hosted at NEC Birmingham in front of 10,000 visitors. Elliot has also worked for shows like ‘Some Girls’ and ‘Dragons Den’ and created films for Peter Jones Enterprise Academy showcasing their talents. Since coming to university, Elliot has worked on numerous projects from zombie comedy Friend for the End to psychological drama Side Effects. Elliot has been working with cameras for years, constantly updating his equipment and knowledge of all cameras available.
Jasmin Crowther - Editor Jasmin Crowther is the editor of See You Tomorrow, studying TV Production at Bournemouth University. She has worked closely before with the director on her own projects, namely the short romantic ghost film 'Hello?' and recent short aesthetic dance film 'White Butterfly'. She has a passion for ideas and creating , which is seen in her conceptual fine art photography .
Tommy Bradly - Composer
Tommy Bradly is an aspiring composer who has already gained a fair amount of experience, working with indie filmmakers and game developers from across the globe. Tommy’s music is a reflection of his love of sound and creativity. He uses unique concepts and any item at his disposal to make a noise. Often the only similarities in all of the scores he composes is the pure emotional response from the audience, but hopefully for most of the time, you wont even realise how the music is effecting you.
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