This document provides location information for filming a media project, including 5 different locations. For each location, it describes the suitability, potential hazards, how hazards will be resolved, and technical details for the shots planned at that location. Hazards addressed include cars hitting the film crew near the road, tripping over wires and equipment in indoor locations, and slip hazards in a pub. Resolutions include positioning the camera safely away from roads, routing wires away from foot traffic, and ensuring dry surfaces. Shot types include close-ups, mediums, and tracking shots with diegetic and non-diegetic sound.

1. 1
St. Andrew’s Catholic School
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Locations
1. Chalk lane, Epsom, Surrey, KT18
Suitability, permissions, why there etc.
Potential
Hazards/Risks
Location specific -
Why?
How will this be
resolved?
Because the shot takes place on a
road there is still the hazard of cars
and other vehicles hitting who ever
is filming or involved in the shot.
To resolve this we can place the
camera away from the road and use
the focal length to zoom in on the
shot to achieve the same effect while
not blocking the road.
Description of Technical Codes (Shot Types/Angles/Movement)
Shot type – Close up
Edit – Fade after the ‘Chalk Lane’
Diegetic sound – None
Non-Diegetic Sound – Opens with soundtrack ‘Way down we go - Kaleo’
Camera movement – Pan down
Number of shots in this location – 1

2. 2
St. Andrew’s Catholic School
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Locations
2. Stag Leys, Ashtead, Surrey, kt212tl
Suitability, permissions, why there etc.
Potential
Hazards/Risks
Location specific -
Why?
How will this be
resolved?
Because the equiptment for the
camera and lighting can lay across
the floor, it can cause hazards like
tripping or damage to the
equiptment.
To resolve this we can put the wires
under carpets or towards the edges
of the room to reduce the likelyhood
of hazards or accidents.
Description of Technical Codes (Shot Types/Angles/Movement)
Shot type – Medium Close Up to Close Up
Edit – Jump cut
Diegetic sound – woman’s voice - “Darrel, I’m pregnant”
Non-Diegetic Sound – soundtrack ‘Way down we go - Kaleo’
Camera movement – Zoom in on Darrel’s face
Number of shots in this location – 23

3. 3
St. Andrew’s Catholic School
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Locations
3. Dukes Head, Dorking Road, Tadworth, Surrey (pub)
Suitability, permissions, why there etc.
Potential
Hazards/Risks
Location specific -
Why?
How will this be
resolved?
Because the shot is located in a bar,
potentiually, the floot or the bar
could be slippary from spilled drinks
or soap from cleaning, causing a
tripping hazard for the cast and
crew.
Although this is very unlikely, to
resolve this we can make sure
surfaces are dry before preparing or
recording the shots.
Description of Technical Codes (Shot Types/Angles/Movement)
Shot type – Medium shot
Edit – Jump cut
Diegetic sound – None
Non-Diegetic Sound – soundtrack ‘Way down we go - Kaleo’
Camera movement – OSS and focuses on girl first, then on the stalker (face is
unidentifiable)
Number of shots in this location – 8

4. 4
St. Andrew’s Catholic School
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Locations
4. Car - Stag Leys, Ashtead, Surrey, kt212tl
Suitability, permissions, why there etc.
Potential
Hazards/Risks
Location specific -
Why?
How will this be
resolved?
Because the equiptment for the
camera and lighting can lay across
the floor, it can cause hazards like
tripping or damage to the
equiptment.
To resolve this we can put the wires
towards the edges of the car to
reduce the likelyhood of hazards or
accidents.
Description of Technical Codes (Shot Types/Angles/Movement)
Shot type – Medium
Edit – Cut
Diegetic sound – vocal distress as the man vents his frustration
Non-Diegetic Sound – Opens with soundtrack ‘Way down we go - Kaleo’
Camera movement – Pan down
Number of shots in this location – 2

5. 5
St. Andrew’s Catholic School
Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media
Locations
5. Grange Rd, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 7JU
Suitability, permissions, why there etc.
Potential
Hazards/Risks
Location specific -
Why?
How will this be
resolved?
Because the shot takes place on a
road there is still the hazard of cars
and other vehicles hitting who ever
is filming or involved in the shot.
To resolve this we can place the
camera away from the road and use
the focal length to zoom in on the
shot to achieve the same effect while
not blocking the road.
Description of Technical Codes (Shot Types/Angles/Movement)
Shot type – Medium, close up shot
Edit – Jump cut
Diegetic sound – gasp from the girl, expressing fear or shock
Non-Diegetic Sound – Soundtrack ‘Way down we go - Kaleo’
Camera movement – Camera is tracking the two characters
Number of shots in this location - +