Filming Schedule & Risk Assesment
Filming schedule
With my schedule my original plan had to be adapted due to technical difficulty. The camera I borrowed wasn’t working properly and although i charged the camera all night long, the camera didn’t have enough battery, this led to me not getting all the footage I required. Also after the first session I wasn’t happy with some of the footage so I wanted to reshoot some things and incorporate new ideas, I was able to get the wildlife shoots which was decided on the day which was lucky so the session wasn’t all a waste of time.
The second schedule shows the updated version, as shown before there have been a week between sessions. This was done purposely to allow me to have time to start editing the scenes to ensure my footage all fitted together, I felt this was more efficient than my previous projects where I felt like I had been left stumped with only satisfactory footage. Due to previous footage I incorporated a section to add another session which I wrote down on the day of the first shoot.
i decided to create seperate risk assesments for each set as i felt this would help me maximise thew time i had filming as it would prevent me from going over risks that were irrelevbaqnt to this set such as the camera getting wet in an indoor shoot.
the risk assesment of each set can be seen below
The Forest Risk Assessment
The House Risk Assessment
The School Risk Assessment
