Call sheet (group)

Call Sheet
Production Company/ Agency:				Awesome sauce productions
Date:			31/01/2012		Call Time:
Director:			Henry Dixon		Producer:	Nick Samsworth
Line Producer:			Ben Francis		Director of Photography:	Henry Dixon
Locations: Henry’s house
Location 1:		Henry's house
Weather:		N/A - interior shoot
Cast
Cast members:	Molly Woodley Agne Grineviciute Ruth Banwell Ben Francis Henry Dixon Nick Samsworth
Extras:	N/A
Requirements
Costumes:	Smart clothes, (Black and white, some colour if wanted)
Props:	Coke Can, Glass

Production Shedule (group)

Production Schedule
Production Details
Production/ Working Title			Diet Coke ad
Production format			Television advertisement
Production deadline			8th February 2012
Crew Details
Team Member		Role			Mobile		Email
Henry Dixon		Director
Nick Samsworth		Producer
Ben Francis		Line Producer
Henry Dixon		Director of Photography
Tasks to be completed
Task	Production stage			To be completed by whom		To be completed by date		EP sign-off
Production Schedule	Pre-prod			Nick Samsworth		16/ Jan
Treatment Pack	Pre-prod			Ben Francis		16/Jan
Group pitch	Pre -prod			All		17/Jan
Location Recon	Pre-prod			All		24/Jan
Storyboards	Pre-prod			Henry Dixon		24/Jan
Risk Assessment	Pre-prod			Nick Samsworth		24/Jan
Script	Pre-prod			Molly Woodley		24/Jan
Call Sheets	Pre-prod			Molly Woodley		24/Jan
Press kit	Pre-prod			Ben Francis		24/Jan
Rehearsals	Prod			All		23/Jan
Shooting	Prod			All		31/Jan
Log Footage	Post-prod			All		1/Feb
Editing	Post- prod			All		7/Feb
Burn and submit	Post-prod			Nick Samsworth		7/Feb

Research of coke adverts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0O8t4zXQy8

The Ad

•The takes place in the living room and kitchen of a woman, who comes in from a hard days work, visibly tired.

•She enters her kitchen and retrieves a wine glass from a cupboard.

•Just when you think she is about to pour herself some wine, she opens a can of diet coke.

•The last shot is of her sitting on her sofa, drinking coke from the glass.

•A slogan appears at the end: The light way to enjoy Coke.

Target Audience

•The gender and age range we aim to appeal to is women aged 18-36 years and it will be shown in the afternoon and evening as it is an advert aimed at the working citizens. Our advert would primarily be aimed at the social economic groups B, C1, C2 and D class. Based around middle class people- that are the skilled or known as middle management. Lower class would also be one which is administrative that is business related or could be secretarial which is people who do office work for a person or organization. Our advert could be aimed at the skilled working class and working class. The audience we aim to appeal to is women as said before but it will be women who are single women who live at home, newly married women with no children, full nest one which is young married couples with young children under the age of six years, full nest two which is also young married couples with young children six or older and full nest three which is older married couples with dependant children. The personality of this advert would be women who are diet conscious, watching there weight or wanting to stay a certain weight.

Accompanying Research

 

•Existing diet coke adverts portray woman as the centre of attention and are held in power

•This particular advert appeals to the audience we are trying to appeal to. The advert shows three modern, working women  looking at an attractive male which is the stereotypical nature of the audience the advert is trying to attract. They are dressed well, and there hair and make up is well done. This is the new image of the modern women which we will need to adopt in our own advert. The advert also has an interesting spin on it as it is usually women used as an object of sexual appeal but this shows a man instead. This will appeal to women as it portrays them in a new light and in a position of power which represents the new image of women. The actual product is shown frequently throughout the advert which solidifies in the viewers head what is actually being sold.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cNgwoAl2SM

. This advert was shot in a completely different manner to the majority of coke ads in the fact it uses puppets. However the narrative is very generic for a coke advert as it shows the modern women in the workplace.

. The advert shows women in a position of power in the workplace which is typical of a coke advert as it attracts the target audience it wants to appeal to ( working women, 18-35)

. The women are dressed smartly with there make-up well done.