Cottage interiors
- Cast IDs
- 1, 2, 3
- Timing / resources
- Day 1 · 3 scenes
- Plan
- 2 → 3 → 7
Day-for-dusk window control and night kitchen blackout are planned as separate setups.
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DEPARTMENTS / ASSISTANT DIRECTORS
Turn scene requirements into a workable day and keep changes visible.
DEPARTMENT WORKSPACE
Turn the breakdown into shoot days, cast calls and an achievable sequence.
Day-for-dusk window control and night kitchen blackout are planned as separate setups.
Shoot the morning departure before the dusk walk; keep the weather-cover decision visible.
Movement rehearsal first; allow VFX plate and wild track before striking.
Ben works Days 1 and 3 and is on hold Day 2; do not call him for the coast unit.
Use matching height and wardrobe color for lighting; release only after camera checks.
Keep the movement review and safety briefing attached to the scene.
Changes to scene order affect costume continuity, transport, special equipment and meals.
Sample workspace for assistant directors. Open a prep item to change its status, inspect dependencies or follow it back to the scene.
Day 1 cottage interiors; Day 2 coast exteriors; Day 3 lantern-room stage. Scene 3 moved earlier on Day 1 to allow the reflection test and the longer dialogue setup.