Final Script Evaluation and Changes

After completing all my other tasks, such as casting and location research, I have found my final script to be pretty much completely spot on in terms of everything I am going to need to make it happen. Since a lot of my things are very generic and easy to obtain/visit, e.g. a road or a train station, there wasn't really anything that needed changing as there are so many different ways I can access these things. I also managed to secure a very good voice over artist to do my narration, and so I didn't have to change any of that either - I simply recorded myself saying the parts in the pace that I wanted, and then sent it to him along with the script.

I think I have definitely included enough detail in my script to make it very easy for myself whilst filming - I made sure to write in every time I wanted a change of setting, or a different angle, or a cut to happen. This will help me hugely on set - if I have a copy of the script with me, I can very easily check back over it if needed and know for sure what the original plan is in terms of angles etc. It will also make post a lot easier, as in editing I can use the cuts I have written into my script as a reference point, and so not only will I immediately know what order to put everything in, I will know how long roughly each shot should last, and where it should actually end. Also, once I create a shot list according to my storyboards and script, it hopefully won't take me long to get everything organised on the day, maximising my time for reshoots and camera positioning.