Whilst filming we came across additional risks that may have potentially damaged our equipment whilst also altering the production process. In relation to the filming outside, we suffered from the strong winds. These winds could have damaged the filming equipment as it may have blown it over. In order to prevent this we often filming in sheltered areas and leaned the camera on flat surfaces. We also encountered a risk when filming the car scene; when trying to gain a shot of the car pulling into the drive way, there was potential for the car to hit the camera. This was prevented through communication with the driver and hand signals from the cameraman.
Overall the risks were dealt with efficiently with no problems throughout the production. The risk assessment was a large factor towards this efficiency, it allowed us to plan the risk prevention in advance and meant that we could film shots quicker and with little problems. This meant that we could focus more on the details of shots in order to develop upon the micro elements and the conventions that we hoped to portray. This shows how essential the risk essential was as it highlighted potential faults in the filming allowing us to cover them in advance and focus on the filming itself.
This post demonstrates some understanding of what a risk assessment is and the purpose that it has to a production. The table that you have included, demonstrates an understanding of why you need to consider a risk assessment and how it enables you plan a production.
ReplyDeleteIn your conclusion, you need to consider why this risk assessment was essential to carry out and how it has helped you with your production.