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The risk assessment document outlines several risks that need to be addressed during the film shoot. These include ensuring the tripod is stable to prevent camera issues, using multiple cameras to deal with limited battery life, alerting people to any loose wires to prevent falls and injuries, taking care with fake blood around eyes and ingestion, dealing with unwanted people in shots or editing them out, using safe fake knives without small or sharp parts, and being careful of any glass on the floor at one filming location.
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The document discusses potential hazards on the set of the movie "Deep Secrets" being filmed in a living room. It identifies two hazards: 1) A glass photo frame breaking, which would likely harm the actress with broken glass. Preventing this would involve using a paper frame instead and being gentle when placing it. 2) Tripping over cables, which could harm all people on set. This is unlikely if cables are removed or placed out of the way. First aid would be sought if tripping did occur.
Risk Assessment
This risk assessment identifies potential risks for a student film shooting in a public place. It outlines hazards such as equipment damage from water or dropping, injuries from tripping or falling, and filming people without consent. To mitigate these risks, the students plan to get permission before filming others, check for hazards, use extra lighting if needed, and brief all crew on safety procedures. The thorough assessment aims to ensure a safe shoot and protect both people and equipment.
Risk Assessment
This risk assessment identifies potential risks for a student film shooting in a public place. It outlines hazards such as equipment damage, injuries to cast and crew, insufficient lighting, and filming unauthorized people. To mitigate these risks, the students plan to get permission before filming anyone, check for hazards, use extra lighting if needed, carefully handle equipment, and ensure all cast and crew understand their roles and safety procedures. The thorough risk assessment aims to protect both people and property during the film shoot.
Risk assesment
The document identifies several potential equipment hazards and proposes resolutions. It notes that the tripod could fall or cause tripping, and the resolution is to clear space around it and ensure proper setup. It also notes that certain location aspects could endanger models or others, and the resolution is to stay together and keep belongings out of the way. Additionally, it states that busy roads pose a risk of cars hitting people, and the resolution is to stay far from roads.
Risk Assesment for Filming
This document outlines several risks that need to be considered for an upcoming film shoot. These risks include tripping over wiring and equipment, electrical equipment being damaged in poor weather, low lighting affecting footage quality, improper equipment use causing damage, batteries running out, actors slipping or dropping out, allergic reactions to makeup, and interference from the public. Mitigation strategies are provided for each risk, such as equipment checks, practice runs, backup plans, and scouting an appropriate filming location.
Risk Assesment for Filming
This document outlines several risks that need to be considered for an upcoming film shoot. These risks include tripping over wiring and equipment, electrical equipment being damaged in severe weather, low lighting affecting footage quality, improper equipment use causing damage, batteries running out, slipping during scenes, allergic reactions to makeup, actors becoming unavailable, and interference from the public. Mitigation strategies are provided for each risk, such as equipment placement planning, weather checks, backup footage and lighting, equipment training, liability forms, substitute actors, and filming in less populated areas.
Risk assessment
This document identifies several risks that could occur during the filming of a media studies project and provides solutions to mitigate each risk. The risks addressed are breaking the camera, running out of memory, unavailable actors, broken bottles, actor injury, bad weather, the camera running out of battery, and instruments breaking. Solutions include securely attaching the camera, ensuring ample memory, having backup actors, cleaning up broken glass, being careful of actors' safety, rescheduling for bad weather, keeping the camera charged, and replacing broken instrument parts.
Risk assessment
The document outlines several risks that need to be addressed for a movie filming project. It identifies issues with keeping the tripod level, having effective marketing, ensuring sufficient battery life during filming, safety concerns around a staircase scene and loose wires, and the risk of splinters from chipped wood props. Solutions will need to be implemented to prevent equipment damage, properly sell the movie, maintain continuous filming, and protect those on set from tripping hazards or injuries.
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Nine frame Analysis
The document summarizes and analyzes several frames from the music video for "Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus. The first frame shows the main character falling asleep and dreaming on the stairs, representing how everyone has felt uncomfortable in their own skin at some point as a teenager. The second frame is a close-up of the lead singer in the school gym. The third frame introduces the female love interest for the first time. The fourth frame shows the typical "jock" boyfriend and his social group, portraying the dominant stereotype through their blond hair and confident strut.
Evaluation Question 2
The brand identity of the band's products is shown through consistent use of font, logo, and background images across the CD digipak and advertisement. These visual elements reflect the rock genre through poses with instruments, bold fonts, and grungy backgrounds. When creating the digipak, shadowy images of each band member on a unique colored but consistent background were used to fit the genre while adding fun colors. The advertisement and digipak also use the same background and font for consistency. The poses and inclusion of instruments in the photos tie into the fun and rock themes shown in the band's music video.
Evaluation 1
The music video follows conventions of the glam rock genre by having the actors wear long hair and leather jackets to portray a "wild" look. It also includes live performances, as is typical for music videos, to showcase the actors' talents. Additionally, it includes multiple locations to add narrative variety and avoid repetition. However, the video challenges conventions by having a narrative focused on a love story that ends with a twist revealing the lead singer's affections for his male band member, rather than the typical themes of drugs, partying, and cars found in music videos. This challenges the genre by having more of a narrative while still keeping the upbeat and random elements typical of glam rock.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule outlines 26 shots to film a music video for a band. It begins with close-ups of each band member to introduce them, followed by zoom outs to show the whole group. Tracking and establishing shots show the band walking through a park and at a fountain. Later shots include the band performing amidst metal sculptures, in a tree, and on rocks by the sea. The schedule culminates with shots of the band crowded in a bathroom and moshing in a studio, before returning to the fountain for the final group shot.
Group meeting three
The third group meeting discussed filming the video. They had tried filming before but schedules conflicted, so they proposed not requiring everyone to be present during filming. Instead, those absent during filming would be more involved in editing or evaluating the project. The group found this the easiest solution rather than continually delaying filming until everyone's schedules aligned.
Group Metting Two
Our second group meeting was held on October 22nd to check on the status of assigned tasks. Most members had completed their work, but the storyboard needed to be rewritten after the person working on it became ill, so another member took it over. The group ensured all work was shared, though the storyboard and shooting schedule were still missing since the schedule depends on the storyboard being finished first.
Group meeting one
Our first group meeting took place on October 13th to discuss costumes, test footage, and location scouting (recce shots) for our upcoming project. We decided each actor would have a unique outfit but share a common accessory, and recognized scheduling test footage would be difficult given our varying availability, so agreed to clear our schedules to film the test footage and location shots together.
Filming schedule
This document provides a filming schedule for the movie "The Darkness - Growing On Me" from October 1-31, 2012. It lists the planned filming locations and activities for each day, including starting filming at the sea front on October 13th and focusing on locations like the college, Ward Jackson Park, and extra pickup shots throughout the month with locations to be determined based on needed footage. Filming is slated to wrap up by October 31st.
Call sheet 3
The document is a call sheet for a music video shoot for the song "Growing on Me" by the band The Darkness. It will be filmed over multiple days in October at locations along the sea front in Hartlepool and Cleveland. The crew includes 4 people and 1 confirmed cast member so far. Camera and lighting equipment is listed, as well as props, wardrobe, and makeup items. Multiple locations are being used to add variety and interest to the video rather than a single continuous scenery.
Call sheet
Sophie Arnison
Catering: Lunch will be provided for all crew and cast between 12-2pm.
Please let us know of any dietary requirements.
Schedule:
Day 1 - Location Scouting and rehearsals - Hartlepool Sixth Form College
9am - 4pm
Day 2 - Filming at Hartlepool Sixth Form College and surrounding area
12pm - 6pm
Day 3 - Filming at Brinkburn and surrounding woodland area
10am - 4pm
Please confirm your availability and any other relevant information.
Thank you for your time and we look forward to working with you all.
Any other questions please contact Rebecca.
Audience pro
Sam Lee Jones is a 17-year-old who enjoys rock music, especially glam rock. He plays guitar and likes to learn songs. His profile suggests a love of rock through his style and picture with a guitar. He follows bands like Metallica and Nickelback, showing a preference for rock but not limited to one subgenre. His tweets frequently discuss rock music and how it is part of his daily life, making him a good target audience for a rock music video.
Audience profile
Sam Lee Jones is a 17-year-old boy who enjoys playing guitar and replicating rock songs, especially glam rock. His music preferences include Metallica, The Darkness and Nickleback, showing he likes rock but not limited to one subgenre. His clothing style of leather, denim, skinnies and converse affects what he looks for in music videos.
Video analysis – Queen - Princes of the Universe
The video analysis summarizes Queen's music video for "Princes of the Universe", which was created for the film Highlander. It effectively ties the band's performance to scenes from the movie through costumes, graphics, and actions that match the music and narrative. The rough stage replicates elements from the movie, and actors from the film briefly join the band's performance. Throughout the video, the visuals change to remain in sync with the intensifying music and fit the climax of the song and movie.
Shot count
The video for Rammstein's "Du Hast" uses close-up and long shots of the band and characters, edited quickly with explosive effects to match the fast-paced lyrics. It shows a man leaving a woman in a car and walking away with a gun while constantly switching between scenes of the band and characters. The band members wear masks to conceal their identities, fitting the nature of the song.
Metallica's Advert Analysis
The advert uses black and silver colors which relate to the band name Metallica. The design is simple but effective, with the words and image centered to create a feeling of organized chaos. The band's font features lightning strikes, reinforcing the rock and metal theme. Additional information includes their website to learn more. The matching text and image styles, including lightning on a coffin, all connect back to Metallica. The dark colors used are typical for rock genres and imply an older target audience familiar with heavy rock music.
Digi Pak Analysis
The 4-panel digipak for Black Sabbath features (1) individual images and descriptions of each band member, information about the producer and songwriter in yellow text on black, and their pentagram logo; (2) the disc number and songlist written in red and yellow; (3) a deep blue background with a red devil symbolizing evil; and (4) a group shot of the band displaying their dark metal appearance and style through clothing and long hair.
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This document provides a frame-by-frame analysis of the music video for "Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus. It analyzes 9 different shots or scenes from the video. The frames analyzed depict: 1) the main character falling asleep and dreaming the events of the video; 2) a close-up of the lead singer of the band; 3) the main character having his bike hit by his rival's car. Subsequent frames show: the female love interest; the band in the school hallway; the main character being pushed around in the crowd; the popular jocks; and a final scene at the prom with the main character and social outcasts. The analysis examines how each frame reinforces or sub
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Risk assessment
- 1. Risk Assessment Tri pod The tri pod must be sat on the ground properly during the film so as to prevent damage to the camera and so the footage isn’t fuzzy. Battery life There is limited battery life on the camera and as we are filming in open spaces this proves a problem so to combat this we will use two cameras and just join the footage at the end. Loose wires If we do use a charger or any wires they pose a health risk as people could fall over them and injure themselves, so we will need to alert anyone near them to prevent accidents. Fake blood During a lot of our shots fake blood will be used and in some cases on the head we need to take care that none get into the eyes and damage them and also none swallows any of it. Unwanted people Due to our filming in a public place unnecessary people pose a problem we can either ask them to move politely or edit them out later, we need to make sure that anyone in the movie should be there and no one who shouldn't be. Fake knifes One of our props is fake knifes due to health risks we cant use real one’s. We should make sure tat there are no small parts so none are swallowed and make sure that none of the pats are sharp n the slightest. Glass One of the places we will be filing is known to have glass on the floor so we need to be extra careful. There should be no fooling around and that should minimise accidents