Hazard
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Who is at risk
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controls
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Severity of injury
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Chance of injury
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risk
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Control measures
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Lighting
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Director and actors
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Take precaution when near filming apparatus. Ensure you are aware of
the equipment at all time
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Possibly high
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high
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Burn injury, broken glass
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Only use lighting equipment when required and take care when in their
presence.
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Filming equipment
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Director and actors
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The camera should be correctly attached to its stand/tripod at all
times. Ensure you keep a firm grip when handling the device.
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Mid
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Mid
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Drop injury, broken bones
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Ensure that only experienced camera operators touch the device. Give the
cast prior warning about the hazard
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Wires
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Director and actors
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Tape all free wires to the floor with duct tape. Put signs around the
wires to ensure the cast are aware of the danger.
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mid
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mid
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Trip hazard
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Do not run on set. Ensure that you take caution when near electrical
equipment.
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Knifes
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actors
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Knifes will be wrapped in a layer of cling film to reduce the sharpness
if there edges.
Characters will not perform any fight scenes with this item as the
risk is too large.
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high
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high
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Cut injury
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Do not allows the knife handlers to perform any fight scenes with the
knifes. Inform them on what they should do prior to filming.
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Guns
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Director and actors
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The guns used will be airsoft replicas as they offer a realistic appearance
without having the hazards. The guns them self still carry a hazard as they
fire small bb pellets. To ensure this isn’t a risk I will clean the airsoft guns
before use.
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low
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low
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Impact, injury
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Ensure that the device is clear of all projectiles.
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Fight scenes
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actors
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The fight scenes will be carefully choreographed to reduce the risk
of injury occurring. There will be minimal contact throughout to reduce the risk
of injury.
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Med
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Med
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Impact injury
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Ensure that all participants in the fight scene are properly trained
and aware of what to do.
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Stunts
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actors
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Stunts will be carefully choreographed to reduce the risk of injury. The
stunts themselves will be simple and not to demanding on the actors.
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Med
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Med
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Impact injuries
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Ensure that all stunts are carefully choreographed
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Injuries from electrical equipment
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director
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Ensure that there are no exposed wires. If there are cover them with
electrical tape. Do not touch electrical equipment with wet hands.
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med
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med
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electrocution
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Do unplug equipment without consulting the sight manager. Take caution
when near electrical equipment.
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Cars
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actors
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Scene which involve cars will be carefully choreographed to reduce
the risk of any injury occurring.
Ensure that the driver is experienced.
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high
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low
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Impact injury
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Ensure that the characters know where their correct positions within
the scene.
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Thursday, 21 November 2013
Risk assessment
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
CAGED: Film trailer script
CAGED: film trailer script:
Katayo:” I own you”
Diegetic: you see the character talking. The shot then
changes to a shot of the recipient character.
Katayo:” you kill for me”
Non-diegetic you see the action of him killing being carried
out.
Katayo: “you will die for me
Non- diegetic as you see the character lying on the floor as
if he is about to die.
Katayo:” This is your life, deal with it!”
This is a non- diegetic sound as we see the recipient
characters face in response to what has been said.
Inter title: (Black background with text reading
CAGED)
Referee: “This guys an animal where did you find him?”
This is diegetic as you can see both the characters from a
low angle long shot.
Katayo: “I didn’t. I made him that way!”
This is diegetic as you can see both the characters from a
low angle long shot.
Katayo: “lock him up boys!”
Diegetic as you see the character talking.
Criminal associate: “well im not touching him!”
Over the shoulder shot from the front of the main character
with the criminals behind him.
Next scene we see all the associates lying on the floor.
(Scenes showing the character training)
·
Fight training
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Running
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Weight lifting
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Firearm training
Katayo: “Get up! This is the big one that I’ve been
waiting for.”
This is a non-diegetic scene as we see and hear the
character knocking on a door.
Shot switches to the character with the camera directly in
front of him.
Criminal associate: “let’s see him survive this one.”(Laughing)
Diegetic sound as we see the character from a low angle mid
shot.
Rival fighter: “looks like you’ve had a hard life. Good
thing it’ll be over soon”.
Close- up shot of the character’s face diegetic sound.
Katayo: “Kill him! Or there’ll be hell to pay!”
Diegetic sound as we can see a shot of the characters face.
(Zekrim is defeated and as a result of his injuries is
hospitalised)
Katayo: “You have failed me and you will suffer for it!”
High angle over the shoulder shot from Katayo looking down
at Zekrim.
We then see Katayo punching Zekrim in the face. From the
point of view of Zekrim, the screen then goes black.
He awakes in a daze. We see through the characters eyes
which show blurry vision.
We then see the character looking out window in awe.
He turns his head and the camera follows this movement and
stops at his clothing which is placed in front of his bed.
We then see him walking through hospital corridors.
The next screen is a shot from the height of the characters
shoes. It then tilts upwards to the height of his head and then slowly zooms
in.
The character begins to walk the streets in aimlessly. The character
is viewed from a high angle shot long shot that tracks his movement.
The main character meets the protagonist Lucas. Zekrim’s
dazed and confused manor leads Lucas to believe that he is in need of help.
Lucas: “are you okay?”
Lucas buys Zekrim some food and offers him a room at his
house. On their way to the house they are apprehended by Katayo and his men.
Katayo: “We’ve been looking all over for you” (laughing)
Katayo recaptures Zekrim and returns him to the world of
violence and death that he is custom to. Zekrim refuses to train as he does not
want this way of life. Katayo becomes frustrated and enters Zekrim into a
fight. Zekrim refuses to fight. Katayo’s and his associates beat up Zekrim to
re spark his aggression but they do not succeed.
They take Zekrim back to his home. Zekrim uses this
opportunity to attempt his escape.
Narrator: John Gledhill
(Narrated Text)
INT (narrator)”A man born into the world to fight”
Shot of the character as a young child. Shots showing him
training and watching fights
INT (narrator)” He must use his might “
The character at present is scene within fight scenes in
which he shows his strength and skill.
INT (Narrator)” To do what is right “
Shots of the character enjoying life for example: eating in
a restaurant, playing basketball and playing video games.
INT (Narrator) “Zaid Rahman”
Shots of Zekrim
INT (Narrator) “John Gledhill”
Shots of Katayo
INT (Narrator) “James Nelson”
Shots of Lucas
“Coming soon!”
Editing software's
Editing software’s
The editing software’s below will be used during the post-
production of my film trailer.
Sony Vegas pro 11
Sony Vegas pro 11 will be used to cut, add special effects,
sound mix and render the clips that will compose the trailer. This programme is
a professional editing programme that is used extensively in the production of
visual media. The positive features of this programme are that it is simple to
use but allows the user to create extremely effective edits. There is a wide-range
of effect that comes with the initial programme and there are even more that
can be added for example Plug-ins. I have prior experience with this programme
as I have been using for around a year to create Gaming videos which I
eventually upload to YouTube. My knowledge and experience with this programme
is not great but I believe it is sufficient to create an effective film trailer.
Adobe after effects cs6
This particular programme will not be extensively used
during post-production. I will use this at the end of production to add a
colour correction. I will acquire this CC from Magic Bullet looks which is a
plug-in within after effects. The reason for doing this at the end of
production is because the CC is extremely demanding on the processing power of
the pc and therefore will create lag and impair the rendering speed.
Boujou 5.0
This programme will allow me to motion track footage. This
will therefore allow me to add 3d text to a clip and allow the text to follow
the movement of the camera. I will be able to do this by running the footage
through the programme which will in-turn analyse the footage and add key spots.
The key spot can then be assigned a specific axis for example X, Y and Z.
Cinema 4D
This programme will allow me to create the 3d text that will
be used in the film trailer. I will do this by inserting the motion tracked
footage that I created in Boujou 5.0 in to Cinema 4D and then adding the text.
This programme will also allow me to render the clip in a format that is
compatible with Sony Vegas pro 11.Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Movie quotes that i may use
Great quotes from action movies:
- Are you guna do something? Or just stand there and bleed?
- None of you understand. I’m not locked up in here with you. You’re locked up in here with me.
- I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass…and I’m all out of bubble gum
- You haven’t got time to bleed.
- Looks like you’ve had a hard life good thing it’ll be over soon.
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