The document contains photos from the filming of a movie project, including images of filming with natural light and no microphone, setting up the camera without extra equipment like a tripod, following a risk assessment by addressing an untidy floor, and directing the actor by showing them the storyboard and script.

1. Filming evidence

2. Filming
These are images of me filming my film. I
did not use a light or microphone as I used
natural daylight and felt I didn’t need a
microphone as my film doesn’t have a lot of
dialogue.

3. Setting up These are examples of me
setting up equipment. I
didn’t use a tripod,
microphone or light so there
was not any extra equipment
to set up. I'm seen her
inserting the battery and
inserting my SD card to set
up the camera.

4. Risk assessment
These are some images of a an
example of me following my
risk assessment. One of my
identified hazards was an
untidy floor space. As I had my
risk assessment with me I was
able to spot this an follow the
procedures I had written out.

5. Directing the cast
Me showing my actor the
storyboard and shooting script
to help them get a general sense
of the film.
Here I am showing
the actor the script in
order for them to
follow it accordingly. I
used all my pre
production material to
ensure the actor got a
general sense of the
overall film and knew
explicitly what they
were being asked to
do.