Recce checklist(1)
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This document is a checklist for conducting a location recce at City College Norwich Ipswich Road Campus. It lists equipment to bring such as cameras, phones, identification, and risk assessments. It also notes logistical considerations like availability, copyright issues, transport, safety procedures, sound recording conditions, and amenities on site. The checklist aims to ensure all necessary preparations are made before filming at the location.
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Recce checklist(1)
- 1. Page 1 of 2 Recce Checklist Name of location ...............City College Norwich (CCN) Ipswich Road Campus....................................... Things to take: Stills Camera Y Take Canon 600D, tripod, and charger Mobile phone Y Take phone in case contact to actors/crew is needed Notebook, pen, N Programme risk assessment form Y Maps/directions N ID Y College ID to make sure access is granted Brief N Checklist N Talking to people: Confirm ownership Exchange details Explain intentions Discuss fees/contract Editorial policy Are passes required? N Availability and timings Local events Dress code Y All actors have their costumes Copyright issues Yes No Children’s details Yes No Transport/access: Landmarks for directions N Neighbour disturbance N Risk of trespass N Internal access Y Vehicle access Y Toilets Y Traffic control needed? N Shelter Y Safety for hazardous environments Y Tidal waters N Boats/safety N
- 2. Page 2 of 2 Camera/lightig: Position of the sun Window direction Power supply N Size of location Strobing N TV/computer screens N Is floor level? Y Secure place for kit N Cables N Smoke alarms/sprinklers Y Sound: Listen Traffic/roadworks Y Moderate traffic on parallel road Aircraft N Electrical hazards N Schools Y Weather Y Winds may create nosie disturbance Background music/PA system N Air conditioner/fridges/etc N Wooden floors N Things for director: Take photos Y GVs/top shots Y Cutaways Y Backgrounds Y Events Y Additional contributors N Food/accommodation: Eating Y Starbucks onsite Hotels N Check to make sure you've covered all you need and write more notes if necessary