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Kenya Bell Risk Assessment Risk Identified Shooting Location Responsibility Overcoming or Preventing risk Weather Outdoors N/A The weather needs to be checked a couple of days in advance so that we know when we can ask everyone to be at the shoot location. We will also need to go outside and check how much wind there is. As if the wind is two strong the sound would be interfered with, this can be avoided at checking how windy it is meant to be. We will also check the weather forecast throughout the shoot to make sure we have no surprise weather that could ruin the equipment. Different weather such as rainy will be needed for our film as rain is a convention of noir, so we would need to plan ahead for the rain. Illness/injury All Kenya/Mathew/ Actors If an actor was to become ill we would make sure that we have a reserve actor. Unless we need that specific actor for a scene to finish it we would need to reschedule the filming. In case me or Mathew become ill at separate times, the other person would have to do all the filming on there own. If we were both ill at the same time we would need to reschedule the full shoot. If there was an injury we would have on us a first aid kit to deal with the injury.

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Risk Assessment

Risk Identified Shooting Location

Responsibility Overcoming or Preventing risk

Weather Outdoors N/A The weather needs to be checked a couple of days in advance so that we know when we can ask everyone to be at the shoot location. We will also need to go outside and check how much wind there is. As if the wind is two strong the sound would be interfered with, this can be avoided at checking how windy it is meant to be. We will also check the weather forecast throughout the shoot to make sure we have no surprise weather that could ruin the equipment. Different weather such as rainy will be needed for our film as rain is a convention of noir, so we would need to plan ahead for the rain.

Illness/injury All Kenya/Mathew/Actors

If an actor was to become ill we would make sure that we have a reserve actor. Unless we need that specific actor for a scene to finish it we would need to reschedule the filming. In case me or Mathew become ill at separate times, the other person would have to do all the filming on there own. If we were both ill at the same time we would need to reschedule the full shoot. If there was an injury we would have on us a first aid kit to deal with the injury.

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Unavailable actors or directors.

All Kenya/Mathew/Actors

The actors must be reliable to show up to the shoot, and not let us down with short notice. Those doing this will set us back with filming time as we would have to recast. To solve this problem we must make sure that we ask actors that we know are reliable to show up. Another problem could be that there are actors which could end up having clashes with the filming times. To overcome this we will keep regular contact with the actors and remind them in advance when the shoot is, and what time they need to be there. As there are two directors me and Mathew we could have clashing times to film, and may need the camera for different locations. This would mean that only one of us would be able to film the scene at once. To avoid an over clash we will keep verbal contact and we will tell each other when we need the camera.

Formatting malfunction or

memory card full.

All Mathew/Kenya To make sure that the memory card is not full up we will check before the shoot that the card is empty. We will also check by filming for a shot amount of time that the footage does save to the card. We will need to have a separate card to make sure that is the first one malfunction we can switch it and carry on with the shoot.

Low Battery All Mathew/Kenya During the shoot there may be a case when the batters become low, if this was to happen we would need to ask permission to plug the charger in a socket available. To avoid this from happening in the first place we will make sure that the camera is charged the night before the shoot, and directly after the shoot as well. We will carry the charger at all times in case of an emergency.

Poor acting performance

All Mathew/Actors The actors will mainly be the fault for the poor acting, although it is our responsibility to tell the actors exactly what we want from them. To make sure they fully understand what they need to do we will hold regular meetings to keep them up to date with the scenes. This will give them time to practice the scenes.

Broken equipment All Kenya/Mathew As the equipment such as the camera and tripod will be from the college, we must check when we first receive the camera

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that it is fully functional. Once we have the equipment we must make sure nothing ends up broke, as we would then need to replace the equipment. If equipment was broke we would need to cancel the shoot and reschedule to a day which we can get the new equipment.

Broken props/costumes

All Kenya/Mathew/Actors

During the filming if a prop breaks we must have a replacement this will make sure the shoot is not ruined. If there is no other prop available we would need to reschedule the shoot at a time when we have a new prop or have fixed the broken one. In case of a costume breaking we will bring to the shoot a sewing kit, for minor repairs to costumes. For a broken costume that is not fixable we would need to make sure that we had a replacement or we would have to reschedule the shoot to a day that we had a new costume.

Unable to get costumes/props on

time

All Kenya/Mathew To avoid the possibility of not getting the props or costumes on time, we will make sure that we check what costumes we need a week before the shoot. This will make sure we have enough time to acquire the props and costumes. We will also give the actors there costumes to make sure they can wear them for the shoot. If the actor is likely to forget the prop or costume we will keep responsibility of them. Everything need for the shoot must be doubled checked that we have, otherwise we would need to reschedule the shoot.

Trip Hazards Studio Mathew/Kenya In the studio there are wires which we must make sure are not directly I the way of the actors, as they could trip over them. We will make sure that the studio is tidy and the wires are to the side of the shooting place. Also we would need to inform the actors where the wires are so that they are aware that they need to be more careful at.

Lighting All Kenya/Mathew When we arrive at our location we must make sure the lighting is right, as it is a noir film too much light will not fit the conventions of the film. However we could shoot the scene with bright light and we may be able to edit the lighting.

Unavailable location All Mathew/Kenya The location may be public so we would not have to check that the location is available it always will be. But just in case we will go down the day before and check that

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nothing has been blocked off. If we were to film in a restaurant we would need to ask the permission of the premises owner beforehand to make sure they would let us film there.

Location Safety All Kenya/Mathew We will visit the filming placed before hand to make sure that they are safe locations to film at. Once we know they are safe we will shoot there, but again on the filming day will assess the location just to make sure there will be no threat to us or the actors.

Public interference Outdoors Mathew/Kenya The public will be around when we are filming at certain locations, to make sure we are all safe we will need to assess the filming location, This will entail looking for people who way want to steal the equipment. This may seem a judgmental thing to do, but as the equipment is not ours we have to take extra caution to make sure nothing happens to is. If someone was to try and steal the equipment this may injure us in the process which we cannot allow to happen. Some of the public may not want to be shown or caught on camera so we would need to stop filming and respect the public. We would then need to reschedule the shoot possibly to a less busy day.

Traffic Outdoors(To film

location e.g.

Peterlee)

Kenya/Mathew When we are filming near a road we will need to make sure that we are safe from not getting injured. We will also have to make sure the actors do not get to close to the road. The actor could get carried away with acting and not notice they are too close to the road, so we will have to watch them to make sure they are safe. The traffic could also be a problem when trying to get to a location. To deal with this problem we will make sure that us and the actors set off early to avoid traffic.

Software Post production editing

suite

Mathew/Kenya The software may be liable to crash when we are editing our final cut, so one of us will save the work at 10 minute intervals to make sure ne editing or work is lost. It may crash because of how much filming is being edited all at once.

Film not following conventions

N/A Kenya/Mathew We will think about the conventions of noir throughout the filming process. As we

already have an understanding about the conventions this will not be a completely difficult task. Making sure we have made

Film not creative N/A Mathew/Kenya

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the film creative but not too creative that the audience cannot follow, will be an easy task as we have planned it before hand, we

must make sure the balance is right.

Budget Issues N/A Mathew/Kenya/Actor

As this is low budget film money may become hard to find. This would mean that props and costumes may not be exactly what we wanted them to look like. We would have to uses props and costumes more than once, or props and costumes that are available. Travelling to filming locations may cause a problem, as there are many actors involved in the same scenes. This could be solved by paying for the actors travelling expense to the location, or offering lifts to the locations.