Risk
Assessment
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Since my filming is outside I will take umbrella’s and warm clothing as
well as keeping all equipment covered
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I shall make sure any running or jumping stunts are practised and easy
to do so as to avoid injury
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Since filming near the edge of a slight drop I will make sure my actor
is not near enough to the edge to cause any issues if he slipped
Chosen
Actors
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I chose Ed as I have seen him in theatre productions and he acts
regularly at a good level in front of many people, he also suited the age (15 - teenager) and gender as preferred by my audience
in my questionnaire results.
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I chose two other actors to act as the chasing antagonists as they are
both runners.Details as to their gender and age were not needed to be focused on as their faces will not be seen however they too are both teenagers.
Chosen
Costume
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A casual outfit to suit the age image of my actor so a hoodie and jeans
will suffice, by avoiding any extravagant accessories the character will seem
more down to earth and this stops any unwanted typical teenage stereotypes
being attached to the character.
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For the two faceless actors, the only shot will be of their feet so
they will need to wear dark trackies and trainers so as the audience can
differentiate them from the main character.
Locations
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I have chosen a sheltered area of a hill near Toton sidings to use as
my first establishing location as it offers a good landscape to create a
setting that emphasizes the distance the character has to travel, it also is a
large open space, giving the opportunity for a wide range of shots as well as
insinuating that at that moment in the time the character feels they are safe.
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My second location is a footpath in the same area, I chose this
location as it is a secluded closed path and the bushes surrounding it
encourages the idea of hidden threats as well as allowing for ease of focusing
on the character without many distractions. The closed off area also indicates
there are not many exits, encouraging a tension that is signified by the chase
that is taking place.
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The third location is a clearing at Elveston Castle, I chose this because
of the scenery around it offering a contrast to the last location as it gives
the feel that the character has been travelling a long way and through a range
of places, the large empty area around the character indicates the fact they’re
alone and without help.
These locations add questions as to how the
character has ended up in the places they are, why they are running and what
the reason behind their secrecy is, setting up a narrative enigma. The locations also coincide with the results of my questionnaire being that woodlands would be the most popular location. The first
two locations are also close to my home so as for easy access and offer a
chance for a reshoot and the final one is also not too far away.
Props
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The only props I need are the two sheets of paper the main character
will hold, the purpose of these being that they insinuate the writing on them
is a part of the plot and means something to the character, at the end they
will also be used so as to edit the titles onto.
Filming
Schedule
Block 1:
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I will film frames 1, 2, 16, 17, 18 and 19 throughout the whole day.
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My actor will be needed for the majority of this block, however not for
the final two frames.
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The only prop needed will be the two pieces of paper, one with writing
on.
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The costume will need to stay the same as throughout.
Block 2:
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I will film frames 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 in the morning of this day so as
to avoid other people who may visit the location.
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My actor will be needed for all but 3 of the frames in this shoot.
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No props will be required and the costume will stay the same.
Block 3:
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Frames 3, 4, 5 and 6 will be filmed late afternoon in the final shoot,
due to the more threatening feeling that the dark location will provide, whilst
still having enough light to film.
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All 3 of my actors will be needed for these frames.
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No props will be needed but the costumes described will be worn.
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