1. The r
Risk Assessments
The risk assessment is created
to predict the problems and
safety issues that may occur
whilst filming and to try and fix
the problems before they
happen. The risk assessment
shows what the hazard is, who
it will affect, things that may
be damaged by the hazard,
how to control the hazard,
what actions may be taken if it
happens again and how high
the risk is.
2. Call Sheet
I have decided to create a call sheet to organise the
day of filming to give a clear idea of the plan and so
we can keep control of how long it will take. We have
decided to create one for our opening scene
because during our filming for the preliminary task we
didn't use a call sheet and the filming process went
wrong.
Logistics planning
2 members of our group will be getting a lift to one of
the other members home. This is where the equipment
for the filming will be held until the day. The other
members will them meet us at the filming site from their
own homes. Once at the first site which is the train lines
we will complete the filming for this location and them
walk to our second location, the house in Kirkby, to
complete the last part of the filming.
