Before
we start filming, it is important that we take a risk assessment of the area
that we will be working in. This is to make sure that the place is safe for our
actors, actresses and crew to work in. After we got permission from the Café we
will be filming in, we looked all around the area to see any potential dangers
to us and everyone around. We figured out how to remove any possible dangers
and decided how we would keep ourselves safe from any hazards we could not
remove.
Before
we even start filming, it is important that we understand that there is a busy
road outside of the café, so even just crossing it is a hazard that we need to
be aware of. When we film inside the café, we will be filming very close to a
window which could get quite cramped for the camera operator. We could move the
table away from it, even if it is simply a few inches, but only if we get
permission from the owners of the café. Some of our actresses will need a mug
to drink from which will include real hot coffee to make our sequence more
realistic. The hot coffee could be a danger to them as one of them may
accidentally spill it and burn themselves.
so, does this mean that you have permission? Where is your evidence. It would be much better if you just did a short video to demonstrate the hazards and talk over it saying how thou will make them safe - OK?
ReplyDeleteA good start for deadline two. Read all the comments under the various posts. Fill in the various gaps.
ReplyDeleteIf you aspire towards a level 4 (highest level), then you need more footage - short video discussions, permissions, Health and safety. Go to the list in the boo and complete all aspects of deadline two - character development is an area you need to concentrate upon.
You should be looking to film ASAP.