Unit 15 - Location Recce
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William Eze (Candidate Number: 1118) planned three potential photo shoots for a print advertisement featuring hands. The first would take place at sunset for natural lighting, the second in a photography studio for professional lighting options, and the third in a light room for a bright environment. Each shoot would use a Canon camera on a tripod and involve medium or close-up shots of unmarked hands without identifying features. Permission would need to be obtained from any photo subjects and risks included potential slips, falls, or broken camera glass causing injuries.
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This document outlines the production plan for taking photos needed for a print-based media product. It details three photo shoots that will take place: one for the front cover, one for an interview piece, and one for a double page spread. For each shoot, it specifies the location, time, date, type of shot, equipment, lighting, costumes, subjects, and reasons for the lighting and costume choices. It notes that no permissions or evidence are needed since the subject is modeling their own magazine. Potential hazards are identified for each location, such as too much lighting, slippery floors, or broken camera equipment.
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The document outlines health and safety considerations for shooting a music video over multiple locations from November 3rd onwards. It discusses three planned locations - a drama studio set, outdoor urban locations, and patterned walls. The studio set is considered safe as lights and objects are securely fixed. Sharp edges on props will be handled carefully. Outdoor shooting poses risks from vehicles and crowds that require patience and avoiding disruptions. Permission may be needed to film on private properties. The team will ensure all locations are appropriate and do not endanger crew or models.
Risk assessment
The lighting could fall and break if knocked over during filming, so lighting will be placed at a safe distance from models. The background could be torn if boys jump and move during filming, so the background will be loosely laid on the floor. Wires could cause tripping, so wires will be moved out of walking and standing areas. Many items could break due to filming in the studio, so the models will be carefully instructed to gently throw or kick objects instead of hard to prevent damage. Noise from people walking by could affect the audio, so filming will occur with the door shut and at quiet times.
Location recce for 4th photograph
The proposed location for a fashion photography project is the Golden Square Shopping Centre in Warrington, Cheshire. The theme of the shoot is "Freedom & Strength" and the proposed shot would show the model walking against the flow of the crowd, choosing her own path. Access to the shopping center is available from 9am-5pm daily. Potential risks include spills on the floor that could cause slips, tripping over electrical or camera equipment, and including other people in shots without their permission. The location offers potential full-body shots of the model with blurred people in the background to illustrate the theme.
Location Recce (house)
My house located at 15 Rockingham Close, Gorse Covert, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6UY is being proposed as the location for a photoshoot project. The detached house provides open living room and bedroom spaces suitable for models and crew with easy access through multiple entryways. No special permissions or notifications are required since it is a private residence and there are no restrictions on use of the location for the proposed dates.
Location recce grundy
This document provides location information for a proposed photoshoot at Grundy Park Skatepark in Lymm, Warrington. The skatepark is suitable for the project's skateboarding theme. Transportation is by car or walking. Potential impacts on the general public using the skatepark will be minimized by shooting in isolated areas away from others. No power or catering is available on site, but there are shops nearby. Public toilets and a mobile phone are available. Shooting will occur during daylight hours between 3-5pm. Local police may need contacting. The crew will work at the bottom of a ramp and the cast on top of the ramp and in a back room. Identified risks include slippery ramps,
Risk assessment
This risk assessment document summarizes several hazards that may be encountered during an outdoor photoshoot and the precautions that will be taken to mitigate these risks. Potential hazards include the model arriving late due to traffic, poor weather conditions like rain or cold temperatures, uneven terrain, proximity to water, low light, sharp objects on the ground, damage to equipment, and risks associated with stairs. Precautions will include scheduling an early shoot time, choosing days with good weather, selecting level shooting areas away from water, ensuring equipment is charged, clearing hazardous objects, and being careful when carrying items on stairs.
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The lighting could fall and break if knocked over during filming, so lighting will be placed at a safe distance from models. The background could be torn if boys jump and move during filming, so the background will be loosely laid on the floor. Wires could cause tripping, so wires will be moved out of walking and standing areas. Many items could break due to filming in the studio, so the models will be carefully instructed to gently throw or kick objects instead of hard to prevent damage. Noise from people walking by could affect the audio, so filming will occur with the door shut and at quiet times.
Location recce for 4th photograph
The proposed location for a fashion photography project is the Golden Square Shopping Centre in Warrington, Cheshire. The theme of the shoot is "Freedom & Strength" and the proposed shot would show the model walking against the flow of the crowd, choosing her own path. Access to the shopping center is available from 9am-5pm daily. Potential risks include spills on the floor that could cause slips, tripping over electrical or camera equipment, and including other people in shots without their permission. The location offers potential full-body shots of the model with blurred people in the background to illustrate the theme.
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My house located at 15 Rockingham Close, Gorse Covert, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6UY is being proposed as the location for a photoshoot project. The detached house provides open living room and bedroom spaces suitable for models and crew with easy access through multiple entryways. No special permissions or notifications are required since it is a private residence and there are no restrictions on use of the location for the proposed dates.
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This document provides location information for a proposed photoshoot at Grundy Park Skatepark in Lymm, Warrington. The skatepark is suitable for the project's skateboarding theme. Transportation is by car or walking. Potential impacts on the general public using the skatepark will be minimized by shooting in isolated areas away from others. No power or catering is available on site, but there are shops nearby. Public toilets and a mobile phone are available. Shooting will occur during daylight hours between 3-5pm. Local police may need contacting. The crew will work at the bottom of a ramp and the cast on top of the ramp and in a back room. Identified risks include slippery ramps,
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This location recce details a photoshoot planned at the outdoor steps of the Lymm Hotel. The location is suitable as it is easily accessible, spacious, and will allow for a range of shots. Permission has been obtained from hotel staff, and precautions will be taken to minimize impacts on guests. Potential risks include slippery steps, interference from hotel guests, and falling branches. The location is described as portraying rebellious skateboarding aesthetics through its unconventional nature.
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Sophie Angus Unit 14 LO2
This document outlines the plans for a photo shoot for a print media product. It includes a title slide, location recce notes identifying potential risks, a photography plan detailing the shots and equipment needed, and a risk assessment. It also covers legal and ethical issues around permissions, watermarks, and health and safety regulations to ensure a safe work environment. The location chosen is a kitchen with a white wall and glass doors to allow natural lighting, meeting the needs of the brief. Watermarks will be added to the images to assert ownership and prevent unauthorized use.
Production Management Stage 3
The document outlines Francesca Hall's plans for her short film, including using color and lighting differences to show when the characters are being nice versus mean to each other, having the characters wear different clothes to indicate the passing of time, and creating flashback scenes with blurred edges and added color. It also includes production details like crew roles, locations, equipment, and scheduling, as well as initial editing plans and a section on soundtrack planning.
Unit 14- Producing a Print based Media Product
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Locations recce
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This risk assessment identifies potential hazards for a photography shoot in a TV studio, including:
- Studio lights falling and injuring someone if not properly secured
- Cables and wires on the floor posing a trip hazard
- Wet floors from rain or snow outside increasing risks of slips
- Cameras without batteries disrupting the scheduled photography
Mitigation strategies are outlined such as double checking light security, managing cables, warning of wet floors with signage, and having a backup camera.
Locations recce
Ollie Long took photos of their friend, Kieran Davison, to use in a magazine they were creating. The photos were taken in the school hallway because the white walls provided a blank background. One photo featured Kieran wearing a khaki green hoodie and the other a navy sweatshirt and black jacket. Ollie used their digital camera, SD card, and computer to take and store the photos. They had Kieran sign a consent form giving Ollie permission to use the photos in the magazine and ownership of the photos. Potential risks of the photo shoot included breaking equipment, tripping hazards, and electrical issues from spills near computers.
Risks assessment – tv studio
The risk assessment identifies several potential hazards for a photography shoot at a TV studio, including:
- Studio lights falling if not properly secured, which could cause serious injury. Safety checks will be performed and cast/crew will avoid standing below lights.
- Cables and wires on the floor posing a trip hazard, especially if wet from rain or snow outside. Cables will be pushed back and wet floor signs used.
- Equipment issues like cameras without batteries could delay work. Batteries will be checked in advance and a backup camera brought.
Risks assessment – tv studio
This risk assessment identifies potential hazards for a photography shoot at a TV studio. Hazards include studio lights falling if not properly secured, tripping over wires on the floor, slipping on wet floors if rain or snow is tracked in, and equipment malfunctions like cameras without batteries. The document recommends double checking light securing, pushing wires out of the way, putting up wet floor signs, and having a backup camera to mitigate these risks. Potential injuries range from bruises to concussions depending on the hazard.
Locations recce
This document outlines Imani Ayimba-Golding's plans to photograph models for a school project at a photography studio during the day, taking advantage of natural lighting. They will need permission from the photography teacher to use the studio space and equipment. Potential risks include tripping over cables or equipment being knocked over and harming someone. The models will be photographed in different outfits and with props for images for the cover, double page spread, and contents page of the project.
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Locations recce
William Hennegan is a student candidate with number 3057 at St. Andrew's Catholic School. He has created a schedule and plan for taking photographs needed to complete his Foundation Portfolio in Media project. The document details when and where he will take photos for the front cover, double page spread, and contents pages. It also provides information on the shot type, props, lighting, costumes, subjects, and permissions needed for each photo. The potential hazards mentioned are equipment falling or electricution in the photography studio, and injury from falling at the outdoor location of Box Hill.
Location Reece Plan
The document outlines plans to take photos at three different locations - a public space, school studio, and school field - for a print media project between November 3rd-16th. Photos of the public space will be taken midday to capture graffiti, while studio photos will give a professional look between 9am-3pm. Field photos require dry weather around 3pm. Permission is needed for the studio and field. Risks include public in photos, studio light fire, and bad weather ruining images. Precautions like timing and taping cables will minimize hazards.
Risk assessment
Isabelle Humm has identified several risks associated with her upcoming film production including:
1. Tripping over wiring or equipment like tripods left on the floor which could be minimized by using brightly colored tape.
2. Leaving lighting on could cause overheating and bulb blowouts, so lights should be turned off when not in use.
3. Improperly secured cameras or lights could fall over and become damaged, so all equipment needs to be double checked before use.
4. One of the band members may have a medical condition and require medication, so they should bring their medication and know how to use it effectively.
Locations Recce
TJ Salango is planning photo shoots for a school portfolio and identifies three potential locations: the school, a town/park, and their home. At the school, they can use the photography studio and meet with classmates as models during free periods, but coordinating schedules may be difficult. The town/park allow flexibility to meet and photograph people, but lighting control and privacy would be limited. Shooting at home provides lighting control and privacy, but a limited variety of people to photograph. Permission is needed from the school teacher, public spaces require consent, and home shoots require participant consent. The document evaluates each location's logistics, permissions, risks, and suitability for the planned photo portfolio.
Emma walker locations recce - template
This document contains Emma Walker's plans for taking photographs for her media portfolio, including locations, equipment needs, permissions required, and potential hazards. She will take pictures at her school, house, and garden for a pop music magazine and needs close-ups and full-length shots of a model in casual clothing with a guitar prop. Emma must get permission from her headteacher, parents, and the model before proceeding with her photoshoot.
Risk Assessment
This risk assessment document outlines potential risks for a music video production, including personal injury from tripping over wires or falling equipment, damage to expensive cameras and lighting equipment, injury to the actor, and safety issues from improper lighting setup or overheating. The document describes ways to minimize each risk, such as warning people of wires, using steady camera mounts, following health and safety guidelines, and securely setting up stable lighting that is turned off when not in use. The producer is responsible for addressing all risks.
Fmp planning
The document discusses pre-production planning for a student horror film trailer. It details that filming will primarily take place in a forest near Malton at night to create a spooky atmosphere. A risk assessment identifies dangers like poor visibility, wet conditions, and COVID. The location, script, storyboard, shot list, color schemes, contingency planning, equipment needs, production schedule, and style influences are also outlined. The goal is to produce an effective trailer that can be shared on YouTube to an audience of 15-29 year olds interested in horror films.
Locations recce
1. The document outlines the planning for a photo shoot to create images for a magazine cover and spreads. It details the timing, location, necessary shots, equipment, models, permissions, and risks.
2. Photos will be taken on November 20th from 3:10-4:20PM in the school's photoshoot studio. Various shot types are needed including close-ups, mid-shots, and more. Clothing, props, lighting, and models are discussed.
3. Permission has been obtained from the necessary people via text and email. Risks are minimal as the studio location poses few hazards. Everything is planned to be completed before starting the magazine design.
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- 2. Name: William Eze Candidate Number: 1118 2 will be anywhere and this could seriously injury someone if they were to slip or fall onto them. or herself. Broken camera- if camera was to break then that could be a hazard as glass will be anywhere and this could seriously injury someone if they were to slip or fall onto them. or herself. Broken camera- if camera was to break then that could be a hazard as glass will be anywhere and this could seriously injury someone if they were to slip or fall onto them.