Thursday, 8 December 2016

Risk assessment




0-33 = Low risk
34-66 = Medium risk
67-100 = High risk.


Hazard
Risk
Uncontrolled risk: severity x Likely hood = risk rating.
S      L      R
Control
Controlled risk: severity x likely hood = risk rating.
 S        L       R
Allergy.
Allergy to makeup could cause skin irritation.
8
5
40
(m)
Use a patch test before filming to check that they have no allergies.
2
1
2 (L)
Slip and fall.
Wet surfaces could cause actor to slip over and possibly injure themselves.
7
6
42 (m)
Warn them about the slippery surface and provide shoes with a grip.
3
4
12
(L)
Cuts/infection.
Broken glass could cause a cut which could possibly lead to an infection.
7
4
28 (L)
Ensure that they are stood away from glass when it is smashed and clean it up immediately after filming.
3
2
6
(L)
Filming outside.
Camera getting wet could cause electric shocks/damage to the camera.
6
6
36 (m)
Ensure that the camera is covered in any weather and do not film in the rain.
2
1
2
(L)
Vehicles.
Filming near a road could result in a car hitting the actor.
9
4
36
(m)
Do not film in rush hour, film at a quiet time & ensure that we film away from the road.
3
2
6
(L)

December feedback

You are working at Level 2 and moving into Level 3 and now you need to flesh the posts out and add to them.  Evidence thorough planning to gain higher levels. 

A proposal includes storyboards and a mind map and brief discussion of target audience in a power-point exported as a video.   A mind map and annotated lyrics are published.  Two detailed analyses of music videos using images to support discussion evidence Proficient research.

Targets

Production schedule

Storyboard

Risk assessment

Use the You Gov data to profile your target audience. Use a screenshot to help to structure the response.

Bibliography to show sources used.

Location recce photos

Casting and actors

Budget

Research and analysis into print artefacts


Creative journey, series of journal entries with screenshots showing progress and skills development.

Monday, 5 December 2016

Proposal.



Audience for Pretty Hurts music video.

My music video will be aimed at a wide range of teenagers aged around 13 - 19. It is more likely that my target audience would be females rather than males as they tend to be mor9e insecure and more conscious of their appearance. Looking at the model of target audience created by Young and Rubicam, my target audience could either be aspirers or strugglers. As my video is targeted at those who struggle with body image and how they are viewed by the media and others, aspirers may be interested in watching the video as they are materialistic and orientated around appearance. When watching the video they may realise that appearance and attractiveness is not all that matters to a person. Strugglers may also be interested in my music video because, as Young an Rubicon describe, they are alienated and the seek escape. When watching my music video, it may allow them to see that there are other people who are feeling the same way as they are.


According to the mosaic UK classifications, strugglers are likely to be H and I classifications. Settled families with children owning modest, 3 bedroom semis in areas where there is more house for less money and Stable families who are renting better quality homes from landlords. These families tend to be happy and steady lifestyle where the parents may not be so emotionally invested in heir children, leading them to be insecure and self conscious. These families are likely to shop at your average supermarket such as Sainsburys or Tesco and own generic pets such as dogs and cats. They may possibly own a higher end car such as a range rover although it is likely that they may own a basic family car such as a Nissan Qashqui. The teen is likely to have a job (if they are over 16) in a simple field such as in retail.