hammer down. TEAM KILL!

1. Equipment set up and risk
assessment photo shoots.

2. Equipment set up

3. Equipment set up explained.
In these photos you can see me setting everything up for my photoshoot. Within them I am seen
making sure my tripod is correctly set up at the correct height and angles. I am also setting up my
cameras setting so that I am able to take good quality and well thought out photos, I set my camera
so that I could take good clear photos with good lighting and compositions.
I am also seen directing my models on how I want them to dress and wear make up so that it
perfectly fitted the image in my mind. And finally you can see me again directing my models as to
where I wanted them to stand in my photos and making sure they where correctly placed inside the
cameras capture area.
These are also my evidence to show that I had taken all my photos myself, as you can see it shows
me taking pictures of my models in the corrects areas.

4. Using pre-production material evidence
These photos are my evidence of use of
pre-
production materials being used before my
photoshoot by me. What I was doing within
these photos was using my recce, risk
assessment and digipak to make sure all
requirements I had wanted before the
shoots were met. I was making sure that
the model was correctly placed, in the
correct area and correct stance by using my
pre drawn digipak as a guideline. And I used
my risk assessment to double check the risk
I had previously made apparent where all
accounted for And taken care of.

5. Risk assessment use.
When I used my risk assessments I made sure to use it as a strong guide on what to be cautious of throughout my
photoshoot. In these photos I am seen checking my environment for any risks that could put any of us in danger. I
was checking the walls for any sharp or unstable areas so that it was safe for my model to lean up on without
being hurt. I was checking the floor for unstable patches that may cause falling of people and equipment like my
camera. And finally I was checking the tree canopy above so that my models where under safe areas with no
loose or unstable branches that could potentially fall and harm anyone.