There are significantly less props for this film date, as well as less people to count on since it's only our main cast and the foldable keyboard. The plan is to meet at the same spot as our first shooting location and then move to the sidewalk about a five minute walk away.
The location we would film at needed to have a wide enough sidewalk to fit all four of The Treblemakers in the frame, as well as be a public area again where we could film freely. And we found our perfect location while scouting. Sadly, I took very little photos and this is the best photo of the location I could find:
Aside from visuals, I also want to record clear audio for this scene. For the background noise/ambient sound I can record a 2 minute long recording of just the atmosphere. Dialogue however, will be an obstacle. I can't buy a boom mic in time for the shoot, so my plan is to use my phone to get as close to the actors' mouths as I can out of frame and record the voices. If this doesn't work, then we would have to record the dialogue somewhere else separately, and I don't want to do that so I'll just pray the plan is successful. The walking scene is the only part where there is significant dialogue, so it's kind of important.
Along with the main actors' voices, I hope to bring back the hecklers and record a continuous audio of them yelling together. We'll find out if that works the day of, assuming they show up.
Now for another person to join the crew: Elizabeth! Elizabeth is our makeup artist. Because we can't (and won't) beat up our actors just for a maximum of one minute of footage, she's coming to the shooting to do the bruise makeup. It's only going to be two actors who need makeup, and Daniel C. is the main guy who needs it.
Prop list:
-Keyboard
-Crutches
-My phone for audio
-Makeup
-Thoughts and prayers
Update: I accidentally chose the least reliable actors to ever exist.
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