Tonbridge Park Call Sheet and Risk Assessment

TWGSB Media Studies Film Production

Call Sheet & Shot list

 

Date:25/10/15                      Location: Tonbridge Park

Meeting Time: 11:00 am            Group:3                        

 

Crew :

Freddie O’Connell                   Phone:07403083989

Hamish Maslen                       Phone:07542687807

Mia Pavey                               Phone:07746202947

 

Cast:

Anna Jennings                         Phone:07910870272

 

Props & Equipment                      Crew Responsible

3 Kites                                              Fred

Long Board                                      Hamish

Different clothing                           Anna and Luke

Camera frame                                 Fred, Hamish, Mia

Camera                                             Hamish

Tripod                                                Hamish, Mia

Mia’s phone                                     Mia

Photoframes                                    Mia

 

 

Location	Shot number (on storyboard)	Cast	Technical notes
Tonbridge Park	21	Anna Jennings, 2 extras	Camera: Camera will be facing towards, as well as behind Anna, the movement will be steady but not still. Sometimes may be moving and following her. Actor/s: Anna will be walking alone and she will see a couple on a bench and look at them sadly, then walking off. The couple of the bench will be talking and look as if they are having fun and a couple. She will be wearing comfortable clothes. E.g. jeans and a wooly jumper. Mise-En-Scene: The lighting will depend on the weather of that day. However, the forecast suggests there will be sun.
Tonbridge Park	Various shots	Anna Jennings	Camera: Different shots of Anna walking on her own to show her loneliness Actor: She will be walking, fairly slowly and her facial expression will be glum. She will be wearing comfortable clothes. E.g. Jeans and wooly jumper. Mise-En-Scene: The lighting will depend on the weather of that day. However, the forecast suggests there will be sun.

 

 

TWGSB Media Studies Film Production

Risk Assessment

 

 

You need to consider all the potential risks at each location shoot and outline how you will work to prevent any accident or injury to you, your cast or the equipment.

 

 

Location	What is the hazard?   Think about road safety, filming at night, potential damage to equipment	Who/what might be harmed and why?   Think about who needs to be aware of the risk	How will you reduce the risk?     What steps will you take to ensure that the risk is lowered?	Signed   Approved by JF, CF, KJ
Tonbridge park	Tripping over	The crew and cast could injure themselves as well as the equipment which could get broken	Do not run when moving between locations and make sure we have a firm grip of the equipment
Tonbridge Park	If it rains	The equipment could get damaged due to the rain. Mainly the camera.	Make sure we are prepared for all weather conditions and take an umbrella and waterproof case for the camera.