Unit 5 Short Film Production

  Risk assessment for our Documentary:   Probability Key: 1 Unlikely  2 Likely  3 Very likely    Impact Key: 1 Low 2 Medium  3 High Probability and impact levels on a scale from 1 to 3:  Hazard description  Project phase Impact description  Probability  Impact  Risk level  Control measures  Risk of tripping on wires from the equipment  Production  Could cause injury which means filming will be halted  1 1 Low  Watch surroundings or make sure equipment is out of the way  Risk of getting lost at the location  Production  May not be able to film if we can’t find the location  1 2 Low  Make sure we are on time for transport and have apps like google maps  Risk of equipment being damaged by people/weather  Production  Will halt filming  2 3 Medium  Make sure we choose the correct day and that someone is watching the equipment  Risk of leaving equipm...

  When creating our documentary there are a number of legal and ethical regulations that we need to consider:   The first legal regulator we need to think about is BBFC (British board of film classification). They regulate the age classification for films. This means that after we have filmed our short film we need to think about what the age rating would be for it. When factoring in that our film is about a serial killer (Beverly Allit) our documentary will want to be targeted towards a more mature audience. This means our documentary would want to be aimed at people who are around 15+ as people of this age and higher could be considered more mature. Another legal regulation we need to think about is copyright. This means that if we use any music in the documentary that has been made by someone else then we need to ask permission to use it first. If we don't get permission then it means that our documentary can be copyrighted and will mean we wont be able to upload it to plat...