To realise this project, i would need to be better prepared and better planned than in the previous set build.
My first priority would be to make sure that everything was ready for the beginning of the build. The wallpaper would need to be printed and purchased a week before, and made sure that we had enough to fit the space we were creating. Next, i would make sure that we had a door, and all the fittings to attach it.
In regards to the casting, i would make sure the model was completely free for the shoot day to avoid having to find a quick replacement. Also, i would go over with the model how we expect him to pose and get him into the mindset that we need for the shoot.
During the setbuild week, specific jobs and plans would need to be in place to make sure everything runs smoothly and gets done on time. By the end of the first day, i would want all of the walls to be built, with the door installed. On the second day, the wallpapering can be done and finished before the end of the day, leaving time to start to set up some initial lighting. This would give us all of the third day to complete the difficult task of arranging and correcting all the lighting. By the fourth day, we would be ready for the model to walk on set first thing, and begin shooting, with one of the group directing him in regards to poses that would previously have been researched. Leaving day five for an easy strike of the set.
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