The document outlines the steps taken to plan a photo shoot at a school studio. Permission was obtained from teachers to use the studio, which had the necessary equipment like cameras, tripods, and lighting. No health and safety issues were identified as the studio provided a controlled environment. Test shots were taken with different camera angles to find the most interesting compositions. The cameras were fully charged and the studio location was deemed suitable for the production.

1. Action Point Comments
Look around the location. We had our shoot in the studio in the
photography room, this was a good place to do
the shoot as there is the right equiptment
Talk to people there, organise filming
permissions.
We talked to the teachers and booked the studio
for a Tuesday
Identify the equipment you need to
use.
Camera, Tripod, lighting, clothing
Examine and identify any potential
health and safety issues
(e.g. crowd numbers being controlled,
being set up in a sensible location that
does not block access points or that
damages the environment or frightens
livestock, any road/traffic issues etc…)
There were no health and safety risks involved
as I have been enrolled into using the studio
Check the position of the sun and
lighting conditions.
Look for interesting shots and camera
angles.
I experimented with the camera angles such as
low angle shot and centre angles
Check the electricity supply. (For the
majority of exterior locations you will
be using battery power)
The camera were working fine and were fully
charged
Check the nearby car parking/transport
routes
Is the location suitable for production? Yes I believe it was due to the equiptment