A Risk assessment is a important part of managing health and safety and also helps you to identify hazards and control and reduce the risks involved. The process involved in risk assessing is to look at your activities properly, then decide what hazards are present. You then need to asses the risk of people being exposed to these hazards and to finally find ways to eliminate or control these hazards. The risk assessment will assist us with filming by allowing us to not waste time on dealing with health and safety, as we don't have much time to film. It will also help me with filming by making sure we're paying close attention to all of those risks to then control them.
A Filming schedule is a plan of each days shooting for a film production. This is specifically for when you go out on location shooting and should be viewed and completed as though it were a bible. It needs to be comprehensive so that anyone else looking at it knows where you are, with who and how to contact you at every minute throughout the day. This is for Health & Safety reasons as well as ensuring that you have thought through the filming day and have a realistic idea of what you can physically achieve.
We made changes to our filming schedule, due to weather conditions and times when we were available to film as a group. It also took a while to find days all of us were free on, so this held our group back so we finished production quite late.
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This post demonstrates some planning techniques. It is clear to see that you and your group have considered your storyboards and the days and times that you will be filming on.
ReplyDeleteDid you follow the schedule, or did you make any changes?
The risk assessment that you have included, also demonstrates some understanding of the hazards of your production, but you need to elaborate on the points that you have included, by relating to further points.