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This document provides a risk assessment record for an accommodation with controls in place. It identifies potential hazards such as trips, slips and falls, fire hazards, accidents, and electrical issues. For each hazard, it lists precautions already implemented to reduce risk, such as keeping areas tidy, maintaining clear exits, and ensuring responsible alcohol and light/music use. It also provides a risk level analysis scale for likelihood, severity, and overall risk. Signatures are required from health and safety officers and management to approve the assessment and ensure annual reviews.
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This document provides an analysis of the 1994 action thriller film "Speed" directed by Jan De Bont. It examines whether the film conforms to or breaks conventions of the genre in terms of its technical features, codes and conventions, setting, characters, themes, narrative structure, iconography, and ideological message. For each category, the document finds that the film breaks conventions by including quick cuts, appropriate locations and sounds, a young heroic main character, high levels of violence and death, a suspenseful narrative structure, American iconography like roads and accents, and a message of being safe and cautious.
Superbad genre analysis sheet
The film Superbad, directed by Greg Mottola in 2007, is a comedy that breaks conventions of the genre in several ways. It is set in an American city and features high school students trying to buy alcohol with a fake ID in order to bring it to a party. While it includes some acts of violence and profanity typical of the genre, the realistic portrayal of teenage antics and struggles resonated with audiences and conveyed a message of making the most of one's youth.
Sky fall genre analysis sheet
Film Fiction Sky Fall from 2012, directed by Sam Mendez, is an action/spy thriller starring James Bond. While conforming to some genre codes like exotic locations, weapons, and a heroic protagonist, the film breaks conventions in several ways: it features non-stop action throughout instead of isolated scenes, Bond is shot in an unexpected setting on a train, and the villain dies in an unusually violent explosion rather than a standard final confrontation.
Me and my films
The document provides summaries of three comedy films: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Dodgeball, and Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle. It also includes analyses of trailers for Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Dodgeball focusing on how they conform to genre codes and conventions of comedy. Additionally, the document discusses factors that influence the author's decisions about wanting to watch films and how they learn about new film releases through marketing techniques like trailers, posters, and advertisements.
Remake assignment article
Remakes are made to capitalize on existing popular films with less financial risk. Companies remake films that were previously successful to guarantee popularity. This allows them to make additional money through related merchandise. One reason for remakes is to expand the target audience by translating or adapting the film into other languages or cultures. For example, the Spanish horror film [Rec] was remade as the American film [Quarantine] to reach English-speaking audiences. The timing of releases can also influence remakes - the producers of [Quarantine] rushed to release around the same time as the original [Rec] to catch existing fans. Vertical integration, where larger production companies acquire rights to smaller films, also facilitates remaking films on a
Me and my films
The document discusses three comedy films - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Dodgeball, and Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle. It provides plot summaries for each film, including the date of production and director. It also includes a trailer analysis for Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Dodgeball, examining how each trailer conforms to generic comedy conventions. Finally, it discusses what attracts the author to the comedy genre and how they learn about new films.
Task 3
The document analyzes and compares three television idents from ITV, Channel 4, and BBC Two. The ITV ident features a yellow windbreak blowing in the wind with the ITV logo. The Channel 4 ident shows a camera flying over a desert and planes with the Channel 4 logo between planes. The BBC Two ident depicts the number 2 as an insect eaten by a Venus flytrap shaped like a larger 2 with the BBC Two logo. All three idents effectively promote their respective channels through creative motion graphics while fulfilling their purpose of clearly identifying the channel.
Task 222
Interactive menus allow audiences to interact with DVDs, games, and other media using remote controls. They provide easy navigation of content through clear buttons and simple animations. Title and credit sequences inform viewers of important production details at the beginning and end of films and TV shows through flashing text over scenes or longer credit rolls with animations. Animated captions are brief graphics used in video games, TV, and other media to describe actions, advertise, or display news in a visually engaging way.
Definitions
Pixels are the smallest individual elements that make up images on digital displays. The resolution of an image refers to the total number of pixels it contains and a higher resolution means more detail. Aspect ratio describes the proportional relationship between the width and height of an image or screen, commonly expressed as two numbers separated by a colon. Frame rate refers to the number of individual still images or frames displayed per second in a video, with a higher frame rate creating a smoother appearance. Data compression reduces file sizes by removing redundant or unnecessary information, though lossy compression discards some data while lossless compression does not.
Music magazine questionnaire
This music magazine questionnaire asks respondents for demographic information like gender and age, as well as questions about their music interests such as favorite genres and artists. It also inquires about their magazine purchasing habits, including how often they buy magazines, what attracts them to purchase specific magazines, and how much they are willing to pay.
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Risk assessment
- 1. RISK ASSESSMENT RECORD - WITH ALL CONTROL MEASURES IN PLACE Each assessment must take into account and record any specific hazards arising from the activity, before the assessment is complete. Director – Adam Foster Assessor – Richard Assessment Date: Accommodation Assessed House O’Connor RISK (with controls) Additional Who might be HAZARD PRECAUTIONS/CONTROLS Controls harmed and potential for harm already in place to remove hazard, reduce risk level L S R Needed. how ? Details Over Trips, Slips and Falls • Keep wires away and tidy 2 2 4 • When filming party scene make sure everyone stays in an allocated area • Make sure that we keep all of the scenes with the public sensible and keep the public out of it. Fire Hazards • Make sure we don’t have too many electronics running at the same time • Keep the exits clear 1 3 3 Accident • If people are drinking in the film don’t use real alcohol. 1 2 2 Electrical • If we use props such as DJ decks, lights and music systems we have to make sure we take relevant 1 2 2 precautions such as volume of music, don’t make the lights either too dim or flash too much The three columns (L,S,R) are for assessing the level or degree of risk. The first (L) is for an assessment of the likelihood of the hazard taking place, the second (S) for the severity of the hazard, both based on the following:- (L) LIKELIHOOD (S) SEVERITY OF HAZARD (R) RISK LEVEL is product of Likelihood and Severity (LxS). 1. Hazard exists very infrequently; limited numbers 1. Could cause minor injury only exposed 2. Could cause major injury/3 day or more Very high risks score 6 or 9
- 2. 2. Likely to occur; hazard exists intermittently or occurs absence Moderate risks score 3 or 4 occasionally 3. Could cause fatality/severe injury Low priority risks score 1 or 2 3. Likely to occur soon; permanent hazard or occurs daily / repeatedly; many may be exposed VERY HIGH RISKS NEED IMMEDIATE ACTION Signature of Health & Safety Officer Date Signature of Senior member of management with Date Health and Safety Responsibility. Review of Risk Assessment Date Annual Review, Re-Visit or changes in Identified Hazards