Abbington park Park Location Report For the storyline of the video some of the filming is going to be shot in Abington park, Northampton. Abington Park is located at postcode NN3 3HN. http://www.northampton.gov.uk/abingtonpark is approximately 250,000 square metres (500m x 500m). The outdoor filming will take place in an area approximately 10m x10m with plenty of room to put up equipment such as tripods, in a position with a pond in the background and near trees. Depending on the amount of equipment we have to carry and how heavy the equipment we might need to use a suitcase or trolley on wheels to carry the equipment to where we will be filming. We need to worry about people wanting to walk where we are filming. If we choose carefully locations that are far enough away from footpaths we should not inconvenience other users of the park. The lighting we hope to use natural daylight. The cameras used will automatically adjust to the light conditions available. We might take some sheets of white card to act as reflectors when filming the actors faces to reduce shadows and to naturally illuminate the face of the actors. We do not believe we need permission to film in Abington Park, especially as we only want to film our actors, not any other members of the public. The Park stays open from 9:00 to 5:00pm. The times we want to avoid filming is not earlier than 9:30 am because of the pedestrian and road traffic with people returning from dropping children off from school and the last of the morning rush hour. We want to finish filming no later than 3:00pm because the light will start to fade, the pedestrian and road traffic noise will be starting to build up.
Scotts bedroom
the location of the bedroom is in 49 Drywell court Standens Barn nn3 9tp the. the size of the area that we will be using to film will be difficult to film as the area is smaller than required. there will be other students in the area filming and acting for the video. the lighting for the video will be natural lighting because we will be filming round about mid day so the natural light will be at its brightest. the busiest time to film will not affect the video recording because you won’t have people coming in and out the room at variance times of the day. there no access issues because we will have keys to the house so we can get in easily with out causing any disruptions.
Delipry park
The Stable Block, Delapre Abbey, London Road, Northampton NN4 8AW. http://www.northampton.gov.uk/info/200244/parks-and-open-spaces/306/delapre-park. The outdoor filming will take place in an area approximately 10m x10m with plenty of room to put up equipment such as tripods, in a position with a pond in the background and near trees. Depending on the amount of equipment we have to carry and how heavy the equipment we might need to use a suitcase or trolley on wheels to carry the equipment to where we will be filming. We need to worry about people wanting to walk where we are filming. If we choose carefully locations that are far enough away from footpaths we should not inconvenience other users of the park. The lighting we hope to use natural daylight. The cameras used will automatically adjust to the light conditions available. We might take some sheets of white card to act as reflectors when filming the actors faces to reduce shadows and to naturally illuminate the face of the actors. We do not believe we need permission to film in Delapry park , especially as we only want to film our actors, not any other members of the public. The Park stays open from 10:00 to 5:00pm. The times we want to avoid filming is not earlier than 9:30 am because of the pedestrian and road traffic with people returning from dropping children off from school and the last of the morning rush hour. We want to finish filming no later than 3:00pm because the light will start to fade, the pedestrian and road traffic noise will be starting to build up.
Studio Location Report The studio is located on the first floor of Northampton College, Booth Lane. The dance studio is approximately Will the room be big enough for the dancers to perform and move. Who else will be there dance instructor(s), the film crew, the equipment and lighting without getting in each others way. Any equipment luggage, is there a safe place it can be stored (not in corridor or in front of doors). Will the camera be on tracking? Is the camera moving around in line, or anywhere in the room. Using tripods, will the legs get in the way? Is the tracking going to be in the way. Do you have the music to play for the dancers to perform to. Do you need sound equipment to play the music, cables to put the music through the sound system if on iPod or PC. What lighting will you use? Theatre /studio lights, overhead strip lighting. How are you going to colour balance with unnatural light. How will the light levels compare with the lighting from the outside park location and the house. When can you get into the dance studio and set up the equipment, when will the dancers arrive have you worked out camera angles? Do you know their moves and when/where you will be moving the camera. How long have you got in total to shoot the dancers when do you need to be out of the rooms. Do the dancers need a break when filming, and if so for how long. Do you have a contingency/fall-back plan if there is not enough time to film all the dancing. Are there dance routines that can be cut and re-used in the film. If there is a chorus to the song with a dance routine can this be reused? Any permission required from teachers, students consent forms for filming? Do you need to book the room. Can you request an extension for the time in the room if needed. Do you need any specific members of staff present when filming? Any time to avoid – when students moving through corridors, making noises at breaks . Any times that would be good (after most students have finished for the day. Any times when the room can not be used? Film Location Risk Assessment Forms: Park Risk Assessment House Risk Assessment Studio Risk Assessment
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