Production Diary Nine

We conducted our own Shooting Schedule's for each day of filming, in order for our group to acknowledge what we will focus on, at each specific time of the day. Besides this, we also provided our own Locations List with a Risk Assessment; in essence depicting the hazards at each location and understanding the best ways to prevent these hazards from happening.

Risk Assessment

Activity Assessed: Music Video	Assessment Date: 21/11/16		Assessed By: Wilson Wood/Jamie Friend/Seun Odubade/Maisie Ingram
Activity Location: London (Refer to Locations List)			Who’s at Risk? All Crew Members
Potential Hazard?	Who is at Risk?	Existing Control Measures	Risk Rating	Preventing Measures	Responsibilities
Tripping or slipping on wet pavement.	Crew Members.	Ensure everyone watches where they step.	2	Be cautious where we’re walking.	Ensure people have grip on their shoes and/or the area isn’t wet.
Walking into Bystanders.	Cameraman.	Use an area of our location that as minimal bystander activity.	1	Allow one crew member to guide the cameraman.	Provide a gate-way for our cameraman, whom is walking backwards.
Car accident.	Crew Members	Use traffic lights.	3	Be sure we cross at suitable locations.	Look both ways before crossing the road.

Locations Scouting

The following is test footage of some of our locations, within London, we have decided to go forth and include into our music video. Reasons being, they contrast one another in the way that they are diverse but also they spotlight landmarks of which are known on an international scale.  

Costume Update

Locations List

Locations	Reasoning
London Underground	Incorporating London underground, issues the presence of our artist going on a journey for our narrative.
Hyde Park	Hyde Park produces an establishing shot whilst also, in addition, contributing to scenic shots for diversity.
Tower Bridge	Tower Bridge supplies our music video with landmarks, which are known from international perspectives.
East London e.g. Brick Lane	Using an urban location, provides our music video with features such as Graffiti. Entitling our music video to contain Binary Opposition; between Rural and Urban.

Shooting Schedule (Day One)

Time	Scene	Crew Needed	Location	Shot Description	Props
11:00 am	Scenic/Location Scouting	Jamie	London Underground shots	-Close Ups -Medium Shots	-Tripod  -Camera
12:00pm	Rural scene with an easily recognised landmark	Wilson  Jamie  Seun	Tower Bridge	-Tracking shot -Over the Shoulder -180 Pan Shot	-Black Hoody  -Dolly
14:00pm	Tower Bridge station; Test footage and scenic shots	Seun  Jamie	Tower Bridge	-Long shots -360 pan -Medium shots	-Camera
15:00pm	Pre Hook – Footage for The Green Screen	Jamie Seun Wilson Maisie	River Thames	-Close Up             -Medium Shots	-Camera
16:15pm	Urban Shots	Wilson  Sean	Brick Lane	-Over the Shoulder  -360 around the artist	-Camera -Actors Costume -Tripod
17:15pm	Further scenic/location footage	Seun Wilson Jamie	Brick Lane – Liverpool Street Station	-Long Shots -Pan -Tracking Shot	-Camera

Crew List

Below is our crew list. The list involves the whole group and their responsibilities. All we each had our own responsibilities regarding the making of our music video, each final decision was discussed and decided on as a group.

Crew Members	Roles
Wilson Wood	Director
	Producer
	Editor
	Actor
Jamie Friend	Director
	Producer
	Editor
	Cameraman
Seun Odubade	Director
	Producer
	Editor
	Cameraman
Maisie Ingram	Producer
	Editor
	Props
	Locations