Planning

PLANNING

DATE	SUBJECT Ideation- Research – Planning – Production - Evaluation	TARGET FOR THIS SESSION Specific – Measurable – Achievable – Realistic – Timely	REFLECTION  DID I ACHIEVE MY TARGET? What went well? - What didn’t go well? - Why?
28/03	Unit 8 FMP	create presentation, pitch to show what I intend to do for FMP, including images and info there will be 5-6 slides describing each aspect yes, its achievable to create this pitch, as I have access to a laptop and have time to do it this is relevant to the project as it will inform my peers on what I intend to do but will also help me improve my idea when I get feedback from it.  by 3:30 I will complete 2 out of the 6 slides along with images and background
29/03	Unit 8 FMP	create presentation, pitch to show what I intend to do for FMP, including images and info there will be 5-6 slides describing each aspect yes, its achievable to create this pitch, as I have access to a laptop and have time to do it this is relevant to the project as it will inform my peers on what I intend to do but will also help me improve my idea when I get feedback from it.  By 4pm today I will have completed a further 2 slides for my pitch, I will also analyse a music video as part of my research

Location Recce's for filming

Bath scene - inspired by 'call me' shy FX

Multi-Storey Car Park Roof

College of West Anglia Springboard TV Video Production

RISK ASSESSMENT FORM

                                                                                   

Location: St James Carpark Roof

Name: Molly Cross

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Hazard Identification Reference

(a) Confined  Spaces

(b) Falls from Height

(c) Striking by mobile platform

(d) Trip or Slip

(e) Collapse

(f) Manual Handling

(g) Electrical

(h) Hazardous Substances

(i) Radiation

(j) Noise & Vibration

(k) Fire

(l) Explosion

(m) Others

Severity (S)                                                                                          Likelihood (L)                                                                                      Risk Factor (R)                                             S x L= R

1   Negligible - all in a day's work	1   Improbable	<4   Risk may need to be controlled      LOW
2   Minor - minor injury with short term effect	2   Remote - unlikely	4-6  Risk must be controlled                  MEDIUM
3   Severe - major injury/disability (reportable)	3   Possible - may or could well occur	7-9  Hazard must be controlled             HIGH
4   Extreme - fatal	4   Probable - expected to occur, several times	>9   Hazard must be avoided                VERY HIGH

Hazard Ref.	Hazard Description	People at risk			Initial Assessment			Control Measures			Residual Risk			Action/Comments
					S	L	R				S	L	R
B	Roof is three storeys high so even though it would be difficult someone could fall over the edge whilst not looking what they’re doing	The actors			4	2	6	I will only be filming in the middle of the carpark so is highly unlikely that someone will fall over the edge as we will not be near it			1	2	3	Make sure every is aware of the risk and complies with my rules of not going to the edge
D	If it has rained before the shoot the floor will be slippy so a slip could occur	Everyone			2	3	5	If it rains I may re-schedule or wear sensible shoes with lots of grip			1	1	2	Make sure everyone is wearing sensible footwear and prepare if weather is bad
J	As the shoot is on top of a carpark noise if almost guaranteed – however this is not a major thing as I will not be needing sound for this	Everyone			1	3	4	There are not really any measures I can do except go in the evening when the car park is less busy so less noise			1	1	2	Not a major problem as sound is not needed for the project
K	A fire could occur as petrol can leak out of a car, if a cigarette is dropped on the floor it will catch light	Everyone			4	2	6	Make sure if anyone does smoke it is put out and eft in an ashtray to prevent a fire occurring			1	1	2	Take ashtray with me to put fags in

Completed by: Molly Cross

Date: 08/05/18       The AI Rush from Jean-Baptiste Dumont