THE PITCH - 13) Risk Assessment - Maria

There are many risks that we can encounter whilst creating our title Sequence. Below are some possible risks and some solutions. Each risk is also rated 1-5 on the likely-hood scale. 

(1=v. unlikely, 5= v. likely)

Rain

Living in London means constant bad weather, and precipitation. (5)

• Before we go out filming we need to check the weather, and plan our time outside wisely. 
• We also could bring umbrellas and shield the equipment, if necessary. 

Wind

Autumn season has strong winds, which could interfere with our filming. (3)

• We have to check the weather.
• Hold onto our equipment, so it doesn't fall/ fly away
• Arrange our shots so that non of the props could fly away. 

Thieves

We are filming in some busy area, e.g Camden, that are know for 

having a high crime rate. (2)

• We Have to keep a close eye on all our belonging, never leaving anything unattended. 
• Spend time wisely, don't linger.

Broken/Faulty Equipment 

Technology can we unreliable at times, and things can break (2)

• We can ask the technicians to check our equipment before hand to make sure everything is working .
• Check the equipment ourselves, before we leave.
• Bring a spare battery and memory cards.
• Take extra care when handling equipment, and making sure the camera is placed on the tripod properly. 

Getting lost/ Traffic

We are filming at multiple locations that we have to use public transport to get to. (2)

• We have to plan our journeys before hand, so we all have directions and know how to get to the desired locations.
• Check the TFL website for any delays/ metro lines being closed. 
• We should go to our filming locations before hand, so we wont get lost on the day of filming. 

Actors not turning up 

The lead role in our title sequence is given to our friend who is not in our group (1)

• We have to make sure she is free and consents to film the shots we want.
• We have an Understudy incase the actress can't make it.