Production schedule

Production Schedule

PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

Film Title: Mtv's Sprays (ident)

Client:Mtv

Producer: Jonathan Adebanjo & James Leader

Date:18/1/13

	Date:		Date:
Planning Started:	1/1/13	Completed:	4/1/13
Proposal Started:	1/1/13	Completed:	6/1/13
Agreement from Client:
Audience Research Started:	2/1/13	Completed:	5/1/13
Audience Research Analysed:	5/1/13	Completed:	10/1/13
Drafting Started:	2/1/13	Completed:	12/1/13
Production Started:	3/2/13
Rough Cut Supplied to Client:		Agreed with Client:
Final Version to Client:

Risk assessment

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Nearest 24 hour Hospital and/or Doctor

 Farborough Hospital

ACTIVITY ASSESSED	ASSESSMENT DATE 18/1/13	ASSESSED BY Jonathan Adebanjo & James Leader
ACTIVITY LOCATION Bromley Skatepark (Public)	WHO’S AT RISK Pedestrians & Crew/actors	NEXT ASSESSMENT BEFORE	APPROVED BY
HAZARD potential for harm	Residual Risk  level* (BEFORE)	Residual Risk level* (AFTER)	CONTROL MEASURES reducing the risk level to an acceptable level
The use of spray cans	RED	Yellow	Use Covers so that it doesnt spread
The use of a large transparent boards falling on people	Red	Yellow	Clamps to hold it down to the ground
Camera Damage due excesss spray	Red	Yellow	Transparent Lens Cover to proctect the camera
Small area for movement	Red	Yellow	Make A route for actors to follow & BLock the used are so Pedestrians will not enter
People Tripping over Cords	Red	Yellow	Strap down cords with bright colored tape So they are noticeable
Protective Equipment Needed Proctective wear &  Spray Masks	Provided By Myself	Level of First Aid provision needed First Aid Train	First Aiders Ms. Moore
Nearest Telephone Pockets of crew

* REFER TO THE RISK ASSESSMENT SCORING GUIDELINES

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Clearances

Clearances are used In Film / Tv Production teams. Clearances gives them the right to use a specific media they have gained permission for by paying, while creating things they would need to gain clearances when using such things as Music, Places, other company logos, and other things. An example is Music, Music is copyrighted once it is made so they will need to get permission for what they want to use.

Clearances also applies if A production team want to use Individuals appearances, like actors or Extras. They would be expected to pay the actors / extras agents for permission. An example is Adrien Brody to appear in an interview with a famous Television Host, the production team would need to pay their specific pricing maybe negotiable, They would also need to sort out legal documents and What he is ad not aloud to do and so on.

I Found Adrien Brody pricey in my mark and budget however to Hollywood Adrien Brody is considered rather cheap , considering what he's done in the past 'The Pianist' he seems to be rather cheap and not expensive with his pricing.

In Something like Location They (The Production Team) would find A series Of locations for their scene they planned on filming, They Firstly need to find out which location they would use, They would get in contact with the borough and find out if its public or private. If it was Private they would get in contact with the owner and bargain for a time to use it , how long and how much they would be paying. If it was Public

Legal & Risk assessment

This is the hazard assesment for TOTAL WIPEOUT 

HAZARD CHECKLIST

		Tick			Tick			Tick
1	Access/egress blocked/restricted	RED	18	Hazardous substances: chemicals/dust/ fumes/poisons/asbestos/battery acid etc./ waste disposal	Orange	35	Scenic/set materials - not fire retardant/ toxicity tested	Red
2	Alcoholic drinks/hospitality	Yellow	19	Heat/cold, extreme weather climate	Orange	36	Scenery manual handling difficulties	Red
3	Animals/insects (wild, performing etc.)	Orange	20	Heavy loads on studio floor/rostra	Red	37	Scenic materials: glass/polystyrene	Orange
4	Any special prop, tool etc., under the direct control of the presenter, artist etc.	Orange	21	L.P.G./bottled gases	Red	38	Smoking on set/studio	Yellow
5	Audience safety/public/crowds/violence/ civil unrest	Orange	22	Lasers/other bright lights/strobes	Orange	39	Special ‘flying’/technical rigs	Red
6	Compressed gas/cryogenics/low temperature	Orange	23	Lifting equipment, e.g. forklift LOLER	Red	40	Special needs/children/elderly/disabled	Yellow
7	Confined space/ tanks/mines/caves/ tunnels	red	24	Live electrical equipment	red	41	Special visual effects: rain/snow/fire/ smoke/steam/dry ice/heat	orange
8	Derelict buildings/dangerous structures/ isolation of services/waste control	red	25	Machinery proximity	red	42	Scenery/props storage on premises	red
9	Diving operations	orange	26	Night operations	red	43	Stunts/dangerous activities/hazardous props	red
10	Explosives, pyrotechnics, fireworks	yellow	27	Noise/high sound levels	red	44	Technocrane/camera cables/camera movement/special cable runs/scanners	orange
11	Falling objects	yellow	28	Portable tools above 110v	orange	45	Vehicles/motorcycles/speed	orange
12	Fatigue/long hours/physical exertion/stress	red	29	Practical flame/fires/flambeaux	yellow	46	Water/proximity to water/tanks	red
13	Fire Prevention/Evacuation Procedures	red	30	Radiation - sources/equipment etc.	yellow	47	Weapons/knives/firearms	yellow
14	First Aid/Medical Requirements	red	31	Recording/shooting outside of LWT studios/OBs/PSC	red	48	Work at height: zip-up/ladders/talascope etc.	red
15	Flammable materials: painting/spraying needed	red	32	Risk of infection	orange	49	Working on grid/ ‘truss’ etc.	orange
16	Flying/aircraft/balloons/parachutes	Yellow	33	Scaffolds/rostra/decking/platforms/ practical staircase/walkways on set	Red	50	Working/storage under seating	yellow
17	Freelance crews, scenic ops	yellow	34	Scenery/flats over 12 ft x 10 ft/non-standard shape/centre of gravity.  Flown from grid	Red	51	Other	Red