Filming Dates

Filming Dates

Wednesday 21st November-
  • Opening Shot


Tuesday 27th November- Ryan Scenes
  • Part 1 of the Chase Scene
  • Escape from the threat by Car


Friday 30th November- Ryan Scenes
  • Exploration Scenes
  • Arriving Home (Boot of Car)


Tuesday 4th December- Ella Scenes
  • Map Scene
  • Dialogue before sleeping


Friday 7th December- Zombie Scenes
  • Part 2 of Chase Scene
  • Extra Environmental shots with Zombies


Tuesday 11th December-Ryan Scenes
  • Waking Up
  • Driving Off


Friday 14th December-Ryan/Zombie/Ella Scenes
  • Final Fight Scene
  • Extra Shots if needed


Prague (17th-22nd)-
  • Dream Sequence 


Locations

21st-HOME
27th-ABANDONED CARE HOME/COUNTRY ROADS
30th-FIELDS/ARBURY
4th-COUNTRY ROADS/ABANDONED CARE HOME
7th-ABANDONED CARE HOME/BRIDGE-FIELDS
11th-ABANDONED CARE HOME/COUNTRY ROADS
14th-ABANDONED CARE HOME


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