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3. Location: Seaton Carew Promenade
Address: Seaton Carew, Seaton Lane, Hartlepool.
Type of Landscape: Promenade next to an open beach,
small residential village at the end, and sand dunes
further down.
Why It Is Suitable: This location is suitable for my
project, as in the autumn/winter time, it is desolate and
cold, as well as having large open spaces, making it
seem empty and lonely, the feel I am intending.
Secretive areas as well, to light fires.
4. Access via Transport: 1 Bus Service, Taxi Services, Car
Parks for Cars.
Access via Physical Transport: Cycle Lanes and
Walkways.
People Who Could be Affected by Recording in this
location: Dog Walkers, and anyone using the
promenade.
How To Minimise Recording Impact: Film Shots
Angled away from walkers, and wait for people to pass
before shooting.
5. Available Power Source: N/A
Catering: Food Restaurants/ Stands in Seaton.
Toilets: Public Bathrooms at the Clock Tower.
Telephones: Every Cast/Crew member that has them.
Daylight Times: 12.30pm
Locals/ Authorities Contacted: N/A
Measurements Of Space Used: 2½ miles
Potential Hazards: Tripping on the beach, Cuts on
Rocks, Possibility of minor burns from the fire scene
Hazards minimized: Keep a safe distance marker from
the fire, keeping everyone behind that as fire goes on.
Have plasters prepared for any cuts and scrapes.
In Emergency: Call Hospital.
6. Where The Crew Will Be: Constantly behind camera,
camera will be set in front of subjects of these shots, the
subjects being; the protagonist, the homeless man, a
match lighting, and the fire.
Where will the cast work: On the promenade walking
down, or sitting against the walls. On the Beach,
positioned centrally behind sand dunes etc. Away from
public eye.
7.
8. Location: House Interior Scenes
Address: 76 Ventnor Avenue, Hartlepool.
Type of Building: 2 story semi-detached house, with
driveway and small garden out front.
Why It Is Suitable: It has narrow rooms and hallways,
which make the claustrophobic effect work really well,
as the wide shots will be framed largely by the narrow
walls.
9. Access via Transport: Bus Service then short walk,
Taxi Services, Road for cars to park on.
Access via Physical Transport: Walking –Paths.
People Who Could be Affected by Recording in this
location: As it is my house, no one will be affected.
How To Minimise Recording Impact: N/A
10. Available Power Source: Mains Sockets
Catering: Kitchen
Toilets: Bathroom on top floor.
Telephones: Every Cast/Crew member that has them,
landline as well.
Daylight Times: 11am
Locals/ Authorities Contacted: N/A
Measurements Of Space Used: 20m
Potential Hazards: Tripping in the house, splashback
from frying pan.
Hazards minimized: Safe distance from pan, have
nothing blocking walkways, not items on the floor to
trip up on.
In Emergency: Call Hospital.
11. Where The Crew Will Be: Constantly behind camera,
camera will be set in front of subjects of these shots, the
subjects being; the protagonist, and the girl.
Where will the cast work: In the bedroom, in the
narrow hallway, in the narrow kitchen, ext. on the
driveway.
12.
13. Location: Stranton Church
Address: Stranton Church, Stranton, Hartlepool
Type of Building: Old stone church, large congregation
space, large stage, lots of stained glass windows.
Why It Is Suitable: The old church is effective, it looks
dramatic, is dark and has a large stained glass window
directly behind where I want the band to play.
14. Access via Transport: Bus Service then short walk,
Taxi Services, Road for cars to park on.
Access via Physical Transport: Walking –Paths.
People Who Could be Affected by Recording in this
location: No one, as I have been given permission to
use this, I am a member of this church, and have the
church building to myself this evening.
How To Minimise Recording Impact: N/A
15. Available Power Source: Mains Sockets
Catering: Kitchen
Toilets: 2 Bathrooms
Telephones: Every Cast/Crew member that has them
Daylight Times: N/A
Locals/ Authorities Contacted: N/A
Measurements Of Space Used: 10m
Potential Hazards: Tripping on the stage.
Hazards minimized: N/A
In Emergency: Call Hospital.
16. Where The Crew Will Be: Constantly behind
camera, camera will be set in front of subjects of
these shots, the subjects being the band.
Where will the cast work: On the main stage
playing instruments. In front of the stained glass.
17.
18. Location: Media Studio
Address: Hartlepool Sixth Form College, Blakelock
Road, Hartlepool
Type of Building: 2 floored college, lots of individual
rooms, atrium heart space in the middle.
Why It Is Suitable: The studio is typical of a newsroom,
and can effectively be made to look like a news room,
especially with the lighting equipment of actual news
rooms.
19. Access via Transport: Bus Service then short walk,
Taxi Services, Car Park
Access via Physical Transport: Walking –Paths.
People Who Could be Affected by Recording in this
location: No one, I have booked the room for filming,
therefore I have full use of the room in the time period I
have booked.
How To Minimise Recording Impact: N/A
20. Available Power Source: Mains Sockets
Catering: Cafeteria
Toilets: 2 Bathrooms
Telephones: Every Cast/Crew member that has them
Daylight Times: N/A
Locals/ Authorities Contacted: N/A
Measurements Of Space Used: 10m
Potential Hazards: Tripping on wires in the studio
Hazards minimized: move the wires and cables out of
the paths of cast and crew.
In Emergency: Call Hospital.
21. Where The Crew Will Be: Constantly behind camera,
camera will be set in front of subjects of these shots, the
subjects being the news presenter
Where will the cast work: In front of the grey/green
screen backdrop, behind a table, with the lights set up
shining on him at different angles.
