1. Look for the Hazards.
Whitby Abbey - The only hazard here could of been the unlikely chance of the old building falling down, however when I was filming my subject this wasn't near the buildings.
Rural Building - Even though the old buildings were quite dangerous, we chose the most stable building and didn't go right the way in due to risks of being stuck in.
2. Decide who might be harmed and how
Me and the actor - tripping over objects/the buildings collapsing.
3. Evaluate the Risk.
For each risk, I have considered the chance and severity of harm that each hazard may cause.
4. Record the significant findings.
I need to inform me and other people that are at risk of the hazards around them in order to prevent them.
5. Review and revise your risk assessment.
Friday, 3 February 2012
Thursday, 2 February 2012
Wednesday 25th January
This was my first filming for my new music video.
As my old video didn't go to plan due to the shots dragging on ect..I have decided to keep this video more simple, and have introduced more perfomance throughout my video.
My first shooting was in whitby abbey, with basic shots of the boy playing guitar and singing..
This was very successful, as the weather was very cold, however the sun was out and has produced some very interesting shots of the sun reflecting. The abbey was also empty which allowed us to have as much time filming with no interuptions, I got all the shots I needed and after editing these on Adobe Premier Pro, these shots were successful and won't need re-filming.
Half of my video was based in Whitby, therefore I am getting back on track with my filming and after a few trips to North Cave I am hoping that my footage will be complete.
As my old video didn't go to plan due to the shots dragging on ect..I have decided to keep this video more simple, and have introduced more perfomance throughout my video.
My first shooting was in whitby abbey, with basic shots of the boy playing guitar and singing..
This was very successful, as the weather was very cold, however the sun was out and has produced some very interesting shots of the sun reflecting. The abbey was also empty which allowed us to have as much time filming with no interuptions, I got all the shots I needed and after editing these on Adobe Premier Pro, these shots were successful and won't need re-filming.
Half of my video was based in Whitby, therefore I am getting back on track with my filming and after a few trips to North Cave I am hoping that my footage will be complete.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
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