Evidence of using preproduction materials

 

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Wednesday, June 7, 2023

Evidence of risk assessment and recce

The first two pictures show how I put a lid on top of my drink. Having drinks near electronics can be dangerous due to the risk of liquid spills. Liquids can cause significant damage to electronic devices by seeping into internal components, leading to short circuits, corrosion, and malfunctions. This can render the device inoperable and require costly repairs or replacements. Additionally, liquid spills near power outlets or power strips increase the risk of electrical hazards, such as electrical shocks or fires. Liquids conduct electricity and can create a pathway for electrical current, posing a danger to individuals and property. Moreover, spills on computers or data storage devices can result in data loss, potentially leading to the permanent destruction of important files or documents. It's crucial to keep drinks away from electronics to prevent these risks, as liquid damage is often not covered by warranty agreements, leaving the cost of repairs or replacements on the user.

These two images show how a bag was moved out the way so it could make way for filming.Having a bag on the floor can be an obstruction in various situations. It can impede the flow of pedestrian traffic in crowded public spaces, creating a tripping hazard or blocking pathways. In environments with safety regulations, such as workplaces or areas with emergency exits and evacuation routes, a bag on the floor can hinder the smooth movement of people during emergencies or violate safety protocols. Additionally, it can pose challenges for individuals with mobility impairments and limit accessibility in spaces. Keeping walkways and common areas clear of obstructions is important for safety, accessibility, and the efficient movement of people.

To summarize, a bag on the floor can obstruct pedestrian pathways, emergency exits, and accessibility for individuals with mobility impairments. It can also violate safety regulations in workplaces and create hazards in crowded areas. Maintaining clear walkways and common areas is essential to ensure safety, accessibility, and the ease of movement for everyone.

Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Evidence of using preproduction materials

In this behind-the-scenes snapshot, the film crew is engrossed in a lively discussion as they prepare to shoot a scene. The team is deliberating whether to stick to the storyboard or introduce improvisations to better align with their vision. The atmosphere is charged with creative energy as they consider the best approach to bring the scene to life. The decision is ultimately made to deviate from the original plan and opt for a walking shot instead of using a bus. This alternative choice offers more flexibility, allowing for additional shots and easier filming.

The second image showcases the anticipation just before filming begins. The entire setup is meticulously arranged and ready for action. A sturdy tripod holds the camera, perfectly positioned to capture the scene. Adjacent to it, lighting equipment is strategically placed to enhance the visual aesthetics. The image captures the tangible excitement and readiness of the crew to embark on the filming process.

This behind-the-scenes glimpse highlights the collaborative and adaptable nature of the film crew. Their willingness to discuss and explore alternative ideas demonstrates their dedication to achieving the best possible outcome. The decision to improvise and opt for a walking shot reflects their resourcefulness and ability to adapt to unexpected circumstances. With the scene set and equipment in place, the crew eagerly prepares to capture the magic that unfolds during the filming process.