Pre-production task 4

This is the preproduction tasks which include recce, planner, risk assessment, concempt forms for actors and locations

Risk Assessment

Production  

Title: Do better

Crew: Director

Cinematographer

Address of shoot: Danyaal’s living room

Date:

The following potential risks / hazards might be present:

Floor space         Tripping hazards               low lighting         adverse weather / temperatures            

Electrical cords and sockets         Flammable materials      Crowds                 Fatigue                 Traffic

Animals                Scaffolding / working at height                  Stunts / dangerous activities       Water

Where present, please list them below:

Risk / Hazard identified	People affected	Description	Action to be taken to reduce risk or hazard
Fatigue	Director, actors and camera man	Working long hours causes the body to become physically tired, which means that there is a profound lack of energy.	Keeping members on the set well-nourished and fed while filming. This enables the members to become more energetic. Also, getting some fresh air will help.
Tripping hazards	Director, actors and camera man	Walking around a living room which has many sofas and vases, increases the risk of tripping over an breaking and object or hurting yourself.	Remove objects which are unnecessary for the filming process which we are allowed to remove. Marking places which cannot be moved and taking extra caution
Hot weather	Director, actors and camera man	When the weather becomes really hot, there is no ventilation and can be strenuous to the crew.	Bring cooling systems for cameras and lights, keep well nourished by drinking lots of water and use a fan.
Crowded	Director, actors and camera man	Lots of people working in a small area, the area becomes very crowded.	People who are not supposed to be on set must wait outside the waiting zone, to keep the area less crowded.

 

 

 

Risk Assessment

Production

Title: Do better

Crew:

Cinematographer

Address of shoot: tv studio

Date:

The following potential risks / hazards might be present:

Floor space         Tripping hazards               low lighting         adverse weather / temperatures            

Electrical cords and sockets         Flammable materials      Crowds                 Fatigue                 Traffic

Animals                Scaffolding / working at height                  Stunts / dangerous activities       Water

Where present, please list them below:

Risk / Hazard identified	People affected	Description	Action to be taken to reduce risk or hazard
Fatigue	Director, actors and camera man	Working long hours causes the body to become physically tired, which means that there is a profound lack of energy.	Keeping members on the set well-nourished and fed while filming. This enables the members to become more energetic. Also, getting some fresh air will help.
Tripping hazards	Director, actors and camera man	Walking around a TV studio which has many wires and props, increases the risk of tripping over and breaking an object or hurting yourself.	Remove objects which are unnecessary for the filming process which we are allowed to remove. Marking places which cannot be moved and taking extra caution
Low lighting	Director, actors and camera man	As the TV studio has very dim lighting it is very hard to see when the lights are on.	Bringing extra lights to add extra lighting. Remove people who are not on set to avoid problems such as collisions.
crowd	Director, actors and camera man	Lots of people working in a small area, the area becomes very crowded.	People who are not supposed to be on set must wait outside the waiting zone, to keep the area less crowded.

 

 

 

Risk Assessment

Production

Title: Do better

Crew:

Cinematographer

Address of shoot: Rashaans room

Date:

The following potential risks / hazards might be present:

Floor space         Tripping hazards               low lighting         adverse weather / temperatures            

Electrical cords and sockets         Flammable materials      Crowds                 Fatigue                 Traffic

Animals                Scaffolding / working at height                  Stunts / dangerous activities       Water

Where present, please list them below:

Risk / Hazard identified	People affected	Description	Action to be taken to reduce risk or hazard
Fatigue	Director, actors and camera man	Working long hours causes the body to become physically tired, which means that there is a profound lack of energy.	Keeping members on the set well-nourished and fed while filming. This enables the members to become more energetic. Also, getting some fresh air will help.
Tripping hazards	Director, actors and camera man	Walking around a bed room which is filled with items such as a cupboard, bed and bookshelf, increases the risk of tripping over and breaking an object or hurting yourself.	Remove objects which are unnecessary for the filming process which we are allowed to remove. Marking places which cannot be moved and taking extra caution
Hot weather	Director, actors and camera man	When the weather becomes really hot, there is no ventilation and can be strenuous to the crew.	Bring cooling systems for cameras and lights, keep well nourished by drinking lots of water and use a fan.
crowd	Director, actors and camera man	Lots of people working in a small area, the area becomes very crowded	People who are not supposed to be on set must wait outside the waiting zone, to keep the area less crowded.

Pre Production Process from Tyrell Willock

Recce presentation from Tyrell Willock