Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment

Group Members: Connor Bryant, Grant Nash and Darren Jefferd Location: Park, Darren’s house

Hazard	Person(s) at Risk	Likelihood of Hazard 1 – Extremely Unlikely 5 – Extremely Likely	Severity of Hazard Outcomes 1 – Very Low Risk 5 – Very High Risk	Risk Level (Likelihood + Severity) 2	Measures to Take to Manage Risk	Risk Managed? Y/N
As we are filming in a park there may be wet grass which could be a slipping hazard.	everyone	2- could happen if a person is not careful.	2- Low risk not much damage would be caused.	2- there is a low risk level.	Wear appropriate footwear.	YES
We may have to tackle stairs which could pose a tripping hazard.	Everyone	2- Not likely to happen but it is a possibility.	2- Not much injury would be caused.	2- There is a low risk level people involved should be careful.	Be careful when negotiating stairs.	YES
To get to filming location we will need to cross roads, crossing roads can be dangerous, cars pose a risk.	Everyone.	1- If we follow the road rules correctly the risk is very low.	4- If a person is ran over the severity would be quite bad.	2.5- A low risk if we are careful.	When crossing roads wait until it is safe to cross.	YES
During a scene a spanner will be on screen, if somebody slips or drops it it could hit someone.	Kaylum (actor)	1- who ever has the spanner will be careful. Unlikely.	2- The level of severity.	1.5- Low risk if everyone co operates and is careful.	We will be extremely careful and only handle the spanner when it is necessary.	YES

Contacts

Emergency Service: 999
Robert Clack School:

Costumes and Props

Character Name: Tye
Costume: shirt/ t-shirt,  jeans, trainers	Props: Spanner, wrench, matches, screwdrivers. Fake gun, (if possible)
Character Name: Brandon
Costume: T-shirt, baggy trousers, hoodie.	Props: mobile.
Character Name: Josh
Costume: Mask, dark t-shirt, dark trosers	Props: Chain lead
Character: Ben
Hoodie,  jeans	Watermelon, fake blood,

Source Code

Source code is a story of a soldier who wakes up in another body and finds out that he only has 8 minutes each time to find the bomber and save the passengers on the train and every time he fails he is sent back .This is a very good film because as the film goes on you find out what happened to him and how he is there also it has fast paced and frequent action scenes which are very important in a thriller. Source code was directed by Duncan Jones who also directed Moon, Jones also has another film coming out in 2015 called Warcraft this would be his third feature film. Also Source code was written by Ben Ripley this is one of the only films that Ben Ripley has written. But the name most people know from this film is Jake Gyllenhaal who is a famous actor and has been in many films but some of the other names are Michelle Monaghan who has been in many films such as the bourne supremacy as Kim, and Due Date  and Vera Farmiga.
Source code was on an estimated budget of $32,000,000 which makes Source code make big budget film and on the 3rd of April 2011 the opening weekend of the film it made a total of $14,812,094, by the 10th of July 2011 the film made a total of $54,696,902.

Media Studies-Written Assignment(Camera Angles)

 

 

 

The story we are trying tell is a murderer chasing a student through the school. Most of the scene the student is running away from the murderer but by the end of the scene the murderer creeps up behind the student and kills him by hitting around the head with a rock, which is the murderers signature murder weapon.

 

We tried to use all of the camera shots/angles that we were given but some of the camera angles were hard to get in, as it didn’t go with scene that we were filming. The camera shots that we didn’t get was a tracking shot and a tilt shot and this were the shots that didn’t fit in with the scene we were doing.

 

The shot types and camera angles that we used gave the scene a bit of mystery because in each shot you didn’t see the murderers face and we did this as in most thrillers you won’t know who is the murderer is and so we decided that our film you wouldn’t know who the murderer is even though in the beginning you see the murderer kill someone. Also for the murderer we only used point of view, over the shoulder and close up but not at his face, which gave the murderer mystery and for the student we mostly used camera shots of the student running and hiding from the murderer which shows that the victim is scared and fighting for his life. I think most of our choices were successful but I think we could have improved by making the scene flow better

We didn’t always have steady camera shots but it was our first time filming so I think we did ok and you can see a bit of an improvement in our camera work nearer the end of the scene. I think we did use each shot appropriately as most of the shots were in frame and the camera shots/angles of the murderer was supposed to be like that. But at the beginning there was supposed to be 2 people running but we only got 1 person.

I think that our film was good for our first attempt of filming as we got good camera shots and angles and as the video progresses you can see the improvement in our use in the equipment. We mainly need to make the scene flow smoother instead of jumping from scene to scene and have a better story line.

 

 

 

 

Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles Cinematography: Connor and Darren Mise-en-scene: Darren Sound: Grant Editing: Connor and Grant

Title: Hunted Tag Line: The chase begins

Synopsis:  Ben (Kaylum) and  Brandon (Shaun, Connor if Shaun is unavailable.) are talking. Tye proceeds to kill Brandon. Ben runs, chased by Tye. Ben is then knocked unconscious by josh (Grant). He then wakes up duck taped to a chair and is violently interrogated by Tye. Tye then executes Ben, before setting the place alight. Tye then makes a call, ending the opening.

Key Genre Conventions:  Tense Music Rollercoaster of action Close up camera Tense Eerie atmosphere mysterious