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LOCATION RECCE – PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 

Prepared by: Sadia Begum

Date: 8/11/18

Location
C16
Details
Photography in C block
Scene/Purpose of filming/recce
Take images of the protagonist for the film poster



























Site details


Site contact name
Long Road Sixth Form College
Site address
Long Rd, Cambridge CB2 8PX
Phone
01223 507400
Permissions
Simon (Teacher) and photography teacher
Point of access
Corridor
Availability
When there is no one using the room/when the photography teacher is present
Safety issues
Electricity

May cause harm to others if students aren’t moving around the room with consideration and care. (They could trip over cables if they aren’t considerate)

Sunlight

Too much light can cause health issues towards anyone taking part (Can lead to feeling dizzy or faint)

Windows

If windows are open, distractions are more likely to be present while taking the photos which can lead to damage towards equipment (e.g. students from outside distracting students who are taking the photos)

Noise
If noise is present during the shoot, this can distract the protagonist or photographer, which can overall lead to bad quality images.
Emergency  details
Photography teacher, media teacher or any members of staff who are nearby (in the block)

Overall suitability
Very sustainable because there is a member of staff present while taking the images



LOCATION RECCE – CLASSROOM

Prepared by: Sadia Begum

Date: 8/11/18

Location
C13
Details
Media in C block
Scene/Purpose of filming/recce
Make the poster using the macs in this room

































Site details


Site contact name
Long Road Sixth Form College
Site address
Long Rd, Cambridge CB2 8PX
Phone
01223 507400
Permissions
Simon (Teacher)
Point of access
Corridor
Availability
When we have the lesson with our media teacher in this room/ when the classroom is empty
Safety issues
Electricity

May cause harm towards others if faulty cables are plugged into the macs or are located around the macs.

Sunlight

Too much light can cause overheating of macs

Windows

If windows are open and there is terrible weather outside (e.g. heavy rain), this can cause damage towards the macs which can overall lead to harm towards others.

Noise
If noise is present during the making and editing process, this can distract the editor to create the poster
Emergency  details
Media teacher or any members of staff who are nearby (in the block)

Overall suitability
Very sustainable because there is a member of staff present while being in the room and there aren’t many hazards within a classroom.


LOCATION RECCE – FOREST

Prepared by: Sadia Begum

Date: 9/11/18

Location
Forest
Details
Forest outside art block
Scene/Purpose of filming/recce
Take background images for the poster



















Site details

Site contact name
Long Road Sixth Form College
Site address
Long Rd, Cambridge CB2 8PX
Phone
01223 507400
Permissions
Simon (Teacher)
Point of access
Corridor
Availability
When we have the lesson with our media teacher/when we have permission to go there
Safety issues
Electricity

May cause harm towards others if the equipment is faulty (e.g. cameras have been treated poorly by others before which can lead to harm towards the people who next use it)

Sunlight

Too much light can cause overheating of camera/damage towards the camera

Windows

If windows from the art classrooms nearby are open, this can cause disturbance towards them if the photographer is being too noisy while taking the images

Noise
If noise is present during the process of taking the photos, this can distract the photographer from taking good quality photos.
Emergency  details
Media teacher or any members of staff who are nearby

Overall suitability
Fairly there aren’t many hazards in a forest but only if you are considerate of your surroundings.


RISK ASSESSMENT


Production title: ANNE JOHNSON
Production dates: 16/11/18
Location: Long Road Sixth Form College (Photography studio)
Producer: Sadia Begum




Hazard
Persons who may be harmed
The property which may be damaged
Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them
Risk Assessment
LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME
Further measures needed for reducing risk
Tripping over cables/anything due to being in a dark room
People who are using the room (photographer
/protagonist) 
The equipment which is being used to take the images
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
MODERATE
Ensure that everyone is considerate of the cables around them/objects

Try to have the studio lights on at all times
Studio light can cause health issues (e.g. feeling faint, dizziness)
People who are using the room (photographer
/protagonist)
The equipment which is being used to take the images (the studio light because too much light can cause damage towards it)
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
HIGH
Try to use the correct amount of light (light which is good for the quality of the images but considerate on the health of people involved)

Keep light at a distance to limit health issues
Bumping into others due to being in a hasty atmosphere/A dark atmosphere
People who are using the room (photographer
/protagonist)
The equipment which is being used to take the images 
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
MODERATE
Try to have a small number of people in the room at a time.

Ensure everyone is aware of the change in atmosphere and ensure they understand that they need to behave correctly.

Try having some form of light in the room at all times
Knocking over the lights due to being in a fast paced atmosphere
People who are using the room (photographer
/protagonist)
The equipment which is being used to take the images
(The camera or studio light) 
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
HIGH
Be considerate of the lights and don't misbehave

If the hazard occurs, stay calm and take immediate action





































































 
RISK ASSESSMENT

Production title: ANNE JOHNSON
Production dates: 16/11/18
Location: Long Road Sixth Form College (Classroom)
Producer: Sadia Begum

Hazard
Persons who may be harmed
The Property which may be damaged
Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them
Risk Assessment
LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME
Further measures needed for reducing risk
Cables plugged into the macs or around the macs could be faulty or damaged
Anyone who is present in the room (Me, students, teacher)
Macs located around the room or Mac which I am using
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
 HIGH
Ensure the computers have been checked by IT before use

Be considerate when using the macs and treat them with care
Tripping over objects on the ground (e.g. boxes) 
Anyone who is present in the room (Me, students, teacher) 
The property which was on the floor in the first place
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
 MODERATE
 Move items from the floor if possible/move them out of the way.

Try not to move around the classroom too much unless really necessary 
Too much heat within the classroom
Anyone who is present in the room (Me, students, teacher)
Macs which are within the classroom (can overheat)

cables within the classroom (can overheat)
Owners of classroom/students
who are using the room
MODERATE
If the classroom gets too stuffy, open doors and windows to allow breeze into the room























































RISKS AND HAZARDS


1.     Fire Hazard
2.     Equipment failure/damage
3.     Crew
4.     Shooting permission
5.     Environmental hazards  
6.     Violence
7.     Offensive language
8.     Release forms
9.     Rights to use material/footage/buildings/other

Which numbers apply? Give details as to your solutions

1) Hazard: A fire may happen if the equipment isn't treated properly/people misbehave
    Solution: Have a fire extinguisher in the room/ensure everyone behaves correctly

2) Hazard: Equipment may be damaged beforehand which can cause harm towards others
    Solution: Check all equipment before using

4) Hazard: Protagonist may feel uncomfortable having their picture taken
    Solution: Ask for permission beforehand
    Hazard: Studio may be unavailable
    Solution: Ask for permission beforehand to ensure no one is using the room when needed

6) Hazard: Poster may promote violence which isn't suitable for younger audiences
    Solution: Indicate age restriction on the poster if required (e.g. 18+)


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