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Ben Clarke is given permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual between May 1, 2017 and September 1, 2017 for the media photography class or other college marketing, publicity, and electronic/printed publications. The material becomes the copyright of Priestley College and can be used alone or combined with other content. While future use can be stopped, recalling already published content is not possible.
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Model release form
Ben Clarke is given permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual taken between February 20, 2017 and March 13, 2017 for media, photography, and marketing and publicity purposes for Priestley Sixth Form College. The material can be used by the college and external media organizations to promote the college. The copyright of the material belongs to Priestley College, who may use and modify the content. The individual retains the right to request that their image not be used in future college publications.
Risk assessment p1.11
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photoshoot at a location. It identifies hazards such as movable chairs, loose cables, drinks near computers, bags on the floor, potential fires, and the door. For each hazard, it lists who may be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and any additional actions that can be taken to further reduce risk, such as enforcing rules and making sure paths are clear. The form also provides a risk rating scale to evaluate the severity and likelihood of potential harms and determine what actions are required.
Risk assessment radio room
This risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards in the radio room for a photoshoot. It identifies hazards such as movable chairs, loose cables, drinks near computers, bags, fires, doors, pipes, tables, and high objects. For each hazard, it lists who may be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that can be taken to further reduce risk, such as enforcing rules and securing objects. The assessment was undertaken on December 22, 2016 by Ben Clarke to review safety in the radio room.
Location recce (hard court)
The document provides location information for a proposed film shoot at Birchwood Hard-court in Warrington, England. The hard-court offers basketball hoops and soccer goals that would help demonstrate the film's theme. It is open to the public with open gates and no amenities. Permission would need to be obtained to film people on the site. The space measures approximately 50 by 20 paces. Potential risks include slips on wet surfaces, glass on the ground, and falling tree branches. Wide shots of the basketball hoop against the backdrop of surrounding trees and fences could be captured.
Location recce (forest park)
Forest Park is an open public park suitable for filming. It has football goals and pathways used by runners. The park is 1 mile wide and long and accessible by foot. Recording could be done from 9am to 6pm on the runners' path. Potential risks include slippery paths when wet, bad weather, and falling tree branches. The park provides an aesthetic location for filming runners on the paths surrounded by trees and an open field.
Location recce (astro turf)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, potential bad weather, and injuries from the surrounding fences. The location offers landscape shots of the goals and lines marking the pitches.
Location recce (tennis centre)
The document provides location details for a tennis and leisure centre to be used as the setting for a fashion photo shoot. The tennis court would allow images to be taken of models using different sports equipment. The public tennis court can be booked and is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Potential impacts on other court users would be minimized by using the space when it is free. Risks include flying tennis balls, the hard surface, and netting between courts. The location offers potential camera shots highlighting the sport through its nets, lines and court setup.
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Model release form
Ben Clarke is given permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual taken between February 20, 2017 and March 13, 2017 for media, photography, and marketing and publicity purposes for Priestley Sixth Form College. The material can be used by the college and external media organizations to promote the college. The copyright of the material belongs to Priestley College, who may use and modify the content. The individual retains the right to request that their image not be used in future college publications.
Risk assessment p1.11
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photoshoot at a location. It identifies hazards such as movable chairs, loose cables, drinks near computers, bags on the floor, potential fires, and the door. For each hazard, it lists who may be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and any additional actions that can be taken to further reduce risk, such as enforcing rules and making sure paths are clear. The form also provides a risk rating scale to evaluate the severity and likelihood of potential harms and determine what actions are required.
Risk assessment radio room
This risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards in the radio room for a photoshoot. It identifies hazards such as movable chairs, loose cables, drinks near computers, bags, fires, doors, pipes, tables, and high objects. For each hazard, it lists who may be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that can be taken to further reduce risk, such as enforcing rules and securing objects. The assessment was undertaken on December 22, 2016 by Ben Clarke to review safety in the radio room.
Location recce (hard court)
The document provides location information for a proposed film shoot at Birchwood Hard-court in Warrington, England. The hard-court offers basketball hoops and soccer goals that would help demonstrate the film's theme. It is open to the public with open gates and no amenities. Permission would need to be obtained to film people on the site. The space measures approximately 50 by 20 paces. Potential risks include slips on wet surfaces, glass on the ground, and falling tree branches. Wide shots of the basketball hoop against the backdrop of surrounding trees and fences could be captured.
Location recce (forest park)
Forest Park is an open public park suitable for filming. It has football goals and pathways used by runners. The park is 1 mile wide and long and accessible by foot. Recording could be done from 9am to 6pm on the runners' path. Potential risks include slippery paths when wet, bad weather, and falling tree branches. The park provides an aesthetic location for filming runners on the paths surrounded by trees and an open field.
Location recce (astro turf)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, potential bad weather, and injuries from the surrounding fences. The location offers landscape shots of the goals and lines marking the pitches.
Location recce (tennis centre)
The document provides location details for a tennis and leisure centre to be used as the setting for a fashion photo shoot. The tennis court would allow images to be taken of models using different sports equipment. The public tennis court can be booked and is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Potential impacts on other court users would be minimized by using the space when it is free. Risks include flying tennis balls, the hard surface, and netting between courts. The location offers potential camera shots highlighting the sport through its nets, lines and court setup.
Risk assessment (field)
A risk assessment was conducted for a photography shoot at Priestley College Field on December 22, 2016. Potential hazards identified included slippery grass if wet and spikey bushes that could cause cuts. Existing controls to reduce risk were concrete paths along the field and regularly maintained bushes. Further actions proposed were scheduling the shoot when the ground is dry and staying away from bush areas.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 2
The document discusses options for photographs to use on the cover of a magazine. It analyzes several photographs, noting that the best photos have good lighting that clearly shows all subjects, space for text on the cover, and directly engage the audience through eye contact or open body language to convey the magazine's genre and topic of music. The last photo is selected as it features all of these strong elements.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 3
This document discusses potential photographs for a magazine cover and analyzes each option. The photograph selected features a model with open and friendly body language making direct eye contact with the camera. Bright, even lighting allows all subjects to be clearly seen and creates a positive atmosphere. These qualities help viewers understand the magazine's genre and tone.
Magazine cover 3 editing
The document describes editing the cover of a magazine. The editor inserted a photograph as the cover image and ensured there was enough space for the title and cover lines. Different fonts, colors and styles were used for the title and main cover line to make them stand out from the other lines. Additional cover lines were then added in a consistent font and style so viewers would recognize them as cover lines promoting the magazine's stories.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 1
This document discusses selecting a photograph for a magazine cover. It analyzes several potential photographs and notes that they capture natural light, feature a smiling subject with open body language appearing relaxed, and create a positive and approachable atmosphere that matches the target audience. The selected photograph creates a friendly feel through the subject's smile and natural lighting while also appearing calm through their relaxed pose.
Magazine cover 4 editing
The document describes editing a magazine cover by inserting a main image and adding design elements like the title, cover lines, and main cover line. The editor uses different fonts, colors, and styles for each element to make them stand out and be recognizable as distinct parts of the cover to the audience. Cover lines are repeatedly inserted in a consistent font and style so viewers will identify them as such.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 4
This document discusses options for selecting a photograph for a magazine cover. It considers photos where the natural lighting allows subjects to be well-lit so viewers understand what is happening and it creates a positive atmosphere. The chosen photo features bright lighting so viewers can see the subjects and genre clearly, uses direct address to create a friendly atmosphere, and leaves enough space around the subjects for the magazine title and text.
Fashion spread outfit 4
The model wears a floral print mini dress with short sleeves and a scoop neckline. She pairs the dress with white strappy heels and a small white handbag. Her hair is down in loose curls and she smiles brightly for the camera.
Location recce (radio room)
This document provides details about a radio room location suitable for a music magazine cover photo shoot. The small room contains technical equipment commonly used to produce or play music. It is located at Loushers Lane in Warrington and accessible via public transport, car, or on foot. Precautions would be taken to quickly and quietly film so as not to disturb those in the adjacent room. Potential camera shots could feature a model by the equipment as if they were a DJ. Risks include bumping into the large central table or tripping on loose cables or chairs in the cramped space.
Model release form
Ben Clarke is given permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual between May 1, 2017 and September 1, 2017 for the media photography class or other college marketing, publicity, and electronic/printed publications. The material becomes the copyright of Priestley College and can be used alone or combined with other content. While future use can be stopped, recalling already published content is not possible.
Location recce (field)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, possible bad weather, and cuts from the surrounding fences. Camera shots could include landscape images of the large goals or portrait shots of smaller goals.
Location recce (field)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, potential bad weather, and injuries from the surrounding fences. The location offers landscape shots of the goals and lines marking the pitches.
Risk assessment (home)
The risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards during a photoshoot at a home located at 15 Rockingham Close. Hazards identified include tripping over furniture, dog toys left on the floor, and loose cables. Existing controls are leaving space to walk around furniture, using a toy basket, and cables being against the wall. Further actions recommended are conducting interviews in the kitchen to avoid furniture and ensuring toys and cables are picked up. The form also provides a risk rating system to evaluate hazard likelihood and severity.
Location recce (p1.11)
This room at Priestley College is suitable for the project because it has computer equipment and monitors that can demonstrate the theme of the projects. The room is easily accessible and vacant at times. It is a 15 by 10 foot room with desks, chairs, and computers. There are trip hazards from chairs and cables that would need to be addressed during filming. Potential camera shots could show someone using a computer with monitors in the background.
Risk assessment (field)
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photography shoot at a college field. It identifies slip hazards from wet grass, injury from spiky bushes, and risks from bad weather or other people using the field. Existing controls include concrete paths, maintained bushes, weather forecasts, and the large open space. Further actions recommended are choosing dry days, staying away from bushes, only going in good weather, and only using the field when free of others. The form provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate likelihood and severity of each hazard.
Location recce (home)
The location is suitable for the project because it contains gaming equipment and is easy to access. It is a house located at an address in Warrington, UK. The living room provides an 8x8 foot open space with plain walls that can be used as a background for filming. Furniture may restrict movement but there is access to power, toilets, and phones. Risks include bumping into furniture and tripping on cables or chairs.
Risk assessment (forest park)
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photoshoot at Forest Park Birchwood in Warrington. It identifies slippery surfaces, bad weather, and loose tree branches as hazards. Those using the park paths could slip on wet surfaces or be hit by falling branches. Existing controls include wider paths to avoid slippery areas and regular tree trimming. The assessment recommends only using the paths when weather is good to further reduce risks from bad weather or falling branches.
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A risk assessment was conducted for a photography shoot at Priestley College Field on December 22, 2016. Potential hazards identified included slippery grass if wet and spikey bushes that could cause cuts. Existing controls to reduce risk were concrete paths along the field and regularly maintained bushes. Further actions proposed were scheduling the shoot when the ground is dry and staying away from bush areas.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 2
The document discusses options for photographs to use on the cover of a magazine. It analyzes several photographs, noting that the best photos have good lighting that clearly shows all subjects, space for text on the cover, and directly engage the audience through eye contact or open body language to convey the magazine's genre and topic of music. The last photo is selected as it features all of these strong elements.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 3
This document discusses potential photographs for a magazine cover and analyzes each option. The photograph selected features a model with open and friendly body language making direct eye contact with the camera. Bright, even lighting allows all subjects to be clearly seen and creates a positive atmosphere. These qualities help viewers understand the magazine's genre and tone.
Magazine cover 3 editing
The document describes editing the cover of a magazine. The editor inserted a photograph as the cover image and ensured there was enough space for the title and cover lines. Different fonts, colors and styles were used for the title and main cover line to make them stand out from the other lines. Additional cover lines were then added in a consistent font and style so viewers would recognize them as cover lines promoting the magazine's stories.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 1
This document discusses selecting a photograph for a magazine cover. It analyzes several potential photographs and notes that they capture natural light, feature a smiling subject with open body language appearing relaxed, and create a positive and approachable atmosphere that matches the target audience. The selected photograph creates a friendly feel through the subject's smile and natural lighting while also appearing calm through their relaxed pose.
Magazine cover 4 editing
The document describes editing a magazine cover by inserting a main image and adding design elements like the title, cover lines, and main cover line. The editor uses different fonts, colors, and styles for each element to make them stand out and be recognizable as distinct parts of the cover to the audience. Cover lines are repeatedly inserted in a consistent font and style so viewers will identify them as such.
Photograph selection for magazine cover 4
This document discusses options for selecting a photograph for a magazine cover. It considers photos where the natural lighting allows subjects to be well-lit so viewers understand what is happening and it creates a positive atmosphere. The chosen photo features bright lighting so viewers can see the subjects and genre clearly, uses direct address to create a friendly atmosphere, and leaves enough space around the subjects for the magazine title and text.
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The model wears a floral print mini dress with short sleeves and a scoop neckline. She pairs the dress with white strappy heels and a small white handbag. Her hair is down in loose curls and she smiles brightly for the camera.
Location recce (radio room)
This document provides details about a radio room location suitable for a music magazine cover photo shoot. The small room contains technical equipment commonly used to produce or play music. It is located at Loushers Lane in Warrington and accessible via public transport, car, or on foot. Precautions would be taken to quickly and quietly film so as not to disturb those in the adjacent room. Potential camera shots could feature a model by the equipment as if they were a DJ. Risks include bumping into the large central table or tripping on loose cables or chairs in the cramped space.
Model release form
Ben Clarke is given permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual between May 1, 2017 and September 1, 2017 for the media photography class or other college marketing, publicity, and electronic/printed publications. The material becomes the copyright of Priestley College and can be used alone or combined with other content. While future use can be stopped, recalling already published content is not possible.
Location recce (field)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, possible bad weather, and cuts from the surrounding fences. Camera shots could include landscape images of the large goals or portrait shots of smaller goals.
Location recce (field)
The location is an AstroTurf football pitch located at Birchwood, Warrington. It is suitable for the project because there are football pitches and goals that can be included in background shots to create a football setting. The gates are always open and it is accessible by walking, driving, or bus. Precautions would need to be taken to get permission from anyone using the pitch or ensure they are not included in photographs. Potential risks include the AstroTurf being slippery when wet, potential bad weather, and injuries from the surrounding fences. The location offers landscape shots of the goals and lines marking the pitches.
Risk assessment (home)
The risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards during a photoshoot at a home located at 15 Rockingham Close. Hazards identified include tripping over furniture, dog toys left on the floor, and loose cables. Existing controls are leaving space to walk around furniture, using a toy basket, and cables being against the wall. Further actions recommended are conducting interviews in the kitchen to avoid furniture and ensuring toys and cables are picked up. The form also provides a risk rating system to evaluate hazard likelihood and severity.
Location recce (p1.11)
This room at Priestley College is suitable for the project because it has computer equipment and monitors that can demonstrate the theme of the projects. The room is easily accessible and vacant at times. It is a 15 by 10 foot room with desks, chairs, and computers. There are trip hazards from chairs and cables that would need to be addressed during filming. Potential camera shots could show someone using a computer with monitors in the background.
Risk assessment (field)
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photography shoot at a college field. It identifies slip hazards from wet grass, injury from spiky bushes, and risks from bad weather or other people using the field. Existing controls include concrete paths, maintained bushes, weather forecasts, and the large open space. Further actions recommended are choosing dry days, staying away from bushes, only going in good weather, and only using the field when free of others. The form provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate likelihood and severity of each hazard.
Location recce (home)
The location is suitable for the project because it contains gaming equipment and is easy to access. It is a house located at an address in Warrington, UK. The living room provides an 8x8 foot open space with plain walls that can be used as a background for filming. Furniture may restrict movement but there is access to power, toilets, and phones. Risks include bumping into furniture and tripping on cables or chairs.
Risk assessment (forest park)
This risk assessment form evaluates potential hazards for a photoshoot at Forest Park Birchwood in Warrington. It identifies slippery surfaces, bad weather, and loose tree branches as hazards. Those using the park paths could slip on wet surfaces or be hit by falling branches. Existing controls include wider paths to avoid slippery areas and regular tree trimming. The assessment recommends only using the paths when weather is good to further reduce risks from bad weather or falling branches.
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Model release form
- 1. Filming, Photographic and Sound Recording Release Form I hereby give Ben Clarke the right to use (delete as appropriate) video recording(s) sound recording(s) photograph(s) of myself. Taken on/between: 05/01/17 – 09/01/17 for use in: Media Photography L01 or in any other productions where Priestley Sixth Form College may wish to use the material(s) for marketing and publicity or any other use in electronic, web or paper based forms. I understand that the material will be used solely for the promotion or benefit of the college and that it may be released for use by external media organisations in accordance with this purpose. I understand the material(s) will be the copyright of Priestley College and may be used as is or in conjunction with other material(s), as part of a composite production. I understand that I have the right to ask the College to stop using my image or photograph(s) in any future publications. However, I acknowledge that the College cannot recall publications in which my image has already appeared. Signed .................................................................................................... Print Name .................................................................................................... Date .................................................................................................... Address ........................................................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................................ Email: ........................................................................................................................................................................ The personal information provided on this form will be used for the purpose of administering the use of your images/recordings at the College only and will be processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.