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Steps for Success

 Schedule: 

We want to begin shooting from the 17th of January to the 23rd and continue on the 6th of February to the 13th. Since most of the film takes place at night we want to film the daylight scenes first in January. The reason we keep such a wide date for February is because actors availability changes.

Location:

  • My house, My neighbors house, and my friend Jordan's condo
  • A!A, beach main street
Participants:
  • David Ingber
  • Jaan Bhatt
  • Gabriel Reyes
  • Luca Foresch
  • Jake Delnegri
  • Nathiel Greene
  • Jordan Lawson
  • Jake Evans
Health and Safety:

We will have our parents present with a first-aid kit on hand at the ready in case of injury. We will leave any setting up of electrical devices, driving, placement of objects on dangerous platforms, and/or chemical/chemical hazards to our guardians. The cars will obey any and all traffic laws and any scenes that look fast are sped up.

Props:
  • Chevrolet Camaro
  • Dodge Daytona Charger
  • Chevrolet Corvette C8
  • Mercedes AMG GLE 53 
  • phone
  • computer
Costumes:
  • Casual dark outfits
  • Racing helmet
Back Up Plans:

In case the actors that are meant to play certain roles are unavailable by the time of the shoot we have various people on standby that are willing to participate in our film. This makes a different availability of what cars will be "raced". 



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