Locations and Risk Assessment

All of the filming will be taken place in a high school, inside and outside of the premises, because this location, we feel, the target audience will relate to and also reach out to a wider audience. Many parts of the school will be used so that the viewer doesn’t get bored of the same scenery and it gives a more professional look to the opening sequence. Having many locations within the building and outside of the building gives us a wider range of shots. The location plays a big part in our opening sequence as it gives a realistic place to where the show is taking place and the audience will be able to relate to school life.

Risk Assessment

Corridor
Need to film during lesson time with a handful of selected extras. Make sure there is nothing to trip people over, no slippery serfaces for people to slip on.

Classroom
Make sure there is nothing to trip over, ie, chairs, tables, cables etc. Make sure nothing preventing the actress turning around.

Toilets
Make sure there are no slippery surfaces. Make sure the place is clean and in good hygiene. Make sure there are going to be no other people walking into the shot. Only females allowed to film in the toilets. The boys can stand outside telling people that there is filiming going on.

Basketball Court
Make sure there is nothing to trip over. Make sure actors shoe laces are tight so they dont come undone to cause him to trip over. Make sure that the ball is thrown gently to the actor so it wont injure him or break equipment. Make sure the basketball hoop isnt going to fall over as the actor scores the hoop, weight accordingly.

Front of School
Film in sunny conditions in order to aviod wet or icy conditions, this will provent accidents. Make sure that there is going to be nothing to trip over or injure the cast.