Preliminary exercise: Recreation task

Your Year 13 Preliminary Exercise is to produce a 30-second OR one-page shot-by-shot recreation of an existing text that is similar to the production you are planning to create. Complete the following in a blogpost called 'Recreation task planning':


Name of the text you plan to recreate:
Shifty

Scene/section you will recreate:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC4GXYeQuBc
The first 1 minute of the clip

Location you will use for your recreation filming/photoshoot:
Perivale and Greenford (areas with graffiti)

Actors you will require for your recreation:
Shifty 
Chris


Props/costumes you will require for your recreation:
Bikes for the first shot
Tracksuits
Equipment you plan to use:
Camera and microphone

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