Risk Assessment (Barrington)

Task 1 Single Camera Production (Barrington)

Equipment list (Barrington)

Video

·     - Camera (Film)

·      -Camera (Still)

·      -32 gb SD card

·      -3 battery packs per camera

·      -Tripod

Audio

·      -Boom Mic

·      -Recorder/Mixer

·      -Necessary wires

Lighting

·      -2 Small lights

·      -1 Lighting Kit

·      -1 Light Stand

·      -CTB/Y

·      -Light Softener (Grease proof paper if unavailable)

Props and Costumes

·      -Blue/ colour rippled photography canvas
.    Trimmed hair (Cain)
.    Shirt on (of choice) (Cain)
.    Trousers (of choice) (Cain) 

Fall Asleep 1 Minute scene (Barrington)

Fall Asleep

(1 Minute) All the youth begin smoking by trend and it all happens when he is dead. His voice narrates)

Voice over: ‘I’ don’t know why they’re all doing it… They don’t owe me nothing but my life… now they’re all tryna’ be me, act like me…live like me. (1) Blank shot)

They don’t mean ish to me anymore, they can keep that dream. I already lived it. It ain’t ‘NOTHING.

Scene 1: Sitting in interview room

(2) Camera adjusts and zooms into character) as much as a God you are. You should know the feeling. Them man have about as much respect for you as they do for me. Breaking all your rules. Chatting all that bull. Just like they said I done.

We got a lot in common. I weren’t there for none of my children either cuz…

This is MY WORLD. Just as much as it’s yours. They’re OUR people. Our creation. (3) Siren fades in and out

What’s the world without the homeless… Right…? (4)Camera Blacks out/ Background coughing followed by title name.

Different job roles in TV & film (Lucy)

Different Job roles in TV & Film

The characteristics of a management job for example needs very assertive, mentally strong and high leadership skills to take the watch-dog like role of management in which a lot of problem solving, guidance and advisory assistance alongside the team work, relationship necessities and overall level of standards needed to make the role do-able as well as make the team’s jobs being managed easier and less stressful to them mentally, emotionally or physically.

The types of skills and attributes needed to take on a managerial type job in the media are for example:

·     Strong character

·     Leadership skills

·     Communication skills

·     Director like organisation skills

Some of the key characteristics mentioned on job websites were “A positive, ambitious and proactive approach to your work” and “Ability to manage several agencies, providing objectives and managing their time lines”. (Quoted from: http://jobs.brandrepublic.com/job/520556/social-media-manager-45k-central-london-/?LinkSource=SEOLandingPageListing)

Funny Fellows (My animation)

My film (Barrington)

A young man drops out of school because he feels he knows the secret to human flight. His parents object and his friends laugh, jeer and encourage him. He drops out and starts working on his formulas, equations and prototypes but encountered constant failure. Gathering he had made a complete fool of himself he starts seeking comfort which he finds in weed. He grows a love for weed after getting high for the first time feels he has discovered human flight. He lives homeless and constantly high. Years later, after being mocked and passed off as a crack-head he passes away. The world then names him a local hero for his courage, consistency and determination to help widen the capabilities of humanity. He gets awards and money beyond his own dreams. All the youth begin smoking by trend and it all happens when he is dead. His voice narrates and explains the moral of his life story. Which is that he became richer and more credited while dead than alive and how such a small, low classed and ignored life had such huge impact on the world, regardless of his failure and drug addiction. Even the biggest failures can become successful if its wanted enough; it's all he wanted.

Animations (Sue)

Family guy, American Dad and Cleveland Show are all animated sit-coms produced by Seth McFarlane which appear on mainstream broadcasting media platforms ranging from television channels like: BBC 3 and E4 to interactive media platforms on the internet like BBC iPlayer, Adult Swim and more.

Why I like them has many reasons emotionally as well as mentally and physically. Firstly, I love the fact the shows manage to bring my sense of humor which may tend to get put to the back of my head due to day-to-day life and responsibilities. This makes me happier in general even after the show has finished; in some cases the humor affect can last me days, even weeks.
Secondly, I like the shows because of it's concept, characters and style. I like the way the crew has designed the characters to reflect each other, thus displaying how these characters will affect each other's lifestyles in everyday living. Also, I like the different scenarios that the characters all find themselves in. I like them because it's unrealistic, making it funny and viewable from a safe distance without me getting arrested or finding myself in other forms of trouble by copying what I see because I would have already seen it's outcome; good or bad. For example when Peter Griffin (Family Guy) has endless, dramatic and fatal war-like fight scenes with a walking, talking chicken.
Lastly I enjoy the show's forms and theme tunes. I like the catchy jingles and the way the characters commonly say the opposite of their behaviour almost as if they are contrasting their characters with a clean, catchy and understanding theme tunes. I also like the idea of animating the common sit-com making it funnier to watch through it's unrealistic and almost impossible capabilities and wider range of colour, scenes and wardrobe.

I feel the shows affect me in some ways. I believe they make my day-to-day life almost easier to live because my sense of humor feels as if it's range is expanded as to what I may find funny, This means I smile and laugh more often over things which I would have not found amusing otherwise. Also it affects me and my peers giving us more jokes and stories to share, making us feel better generally.
The show overall makes me feel happier, more relaxed and brings out my sense of humor making me more likeable around my friends, family and new acquaintances.

I think the idea of these shows are clever, comedy encouraging and the makings of a good show. However, it isn't something I would encourage a younger sibling for example to watch due to it's sometimes graphic nature, use of language and sexual references. Also the jokes tend to stretch out of affect or "drag on". There are many times where I've been watching these shows and enjoying a joke until I realize how long it's been on the same joke wondering when it will move on. When these jokes finish me and my company will always feel disappointed at the little humorous affect it had on us on the occasion.