Risk Assessment Sheet
Title: Make you a saint
Client:
Writer:
Producer:
Director:
Date: 28th November 12
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Major Issues:
Filming at:
We would be filming at Robert clack music studio as our stage for the band
Another place we would be filming at is at Michael Matute house for the scene with the argument with the guy and his female. A further location would be a café. This will be the scene when the guy sees his girl friend with another male.
Solutions:
There are particular things in which my group and I should take when going out to film. If we were going to film at the side of the road, a solution would be that we should not film on the road. Before using the café and filming, we would need to have permission. We also need to make sure that the area is safe if it wasn’t we would make sure that we have contact to parents and on site services.
Contacts:
Simon Akinwunmi - 07983822407
Michael Matute- 07932854879
Emergency services:
On Site Services:
Local Police: 999
Local Fire: 999
Local Hospital: 999
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Friday, 30 November 2012
Risk Assessment
Contingency plan
Contingency Plan
Name:
Michael Matute, Simon Akinwunmi, Michael Mensah-Afram, Sofiyat Kasim
Production:
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Potential
problems and how to overcome these problems:
There are a few problems we could face during the filming process of our music video, and explaining how we can overcome these issues. here are some of the problems we cold face:
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Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Treatment
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Treatment
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Group Roles
Cinematography: Michael Mensah-Afram, Sofiyat
Kasim
Mise-en-scene: Michael Matute
Sound: Simon Akinwunmi
Editing: Michael Matute, Simon Akinwunmi
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Title: Make you a
saint
Tag Line: Romance, Friendship, lying, Love, Confusion
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Synopsis:
The song is
a about a boy who wants to express and show his true feelings for his
girlfriend after finding out she has lied to him and is on a ‘date’ with
another boy, he takes this personally leading him to thinking that his
girlfriend maybe cheating on him however is he just jumping to conclusion.
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Key Genre Conventions:
Our main
genre is Indie, which is the category the song we chose comes under and to
make sure we keep a genre theme in our music videos our props and set need to
be suitable to this. The props we shall use are:
· Guitars
· Drums
· Flashing lights
· Rough clothing
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Monday, 26 November 2012
Monday, 19 November 2012
Silent Sundays (Don't exist anymore)
Myspace Page:

As I was waiting for a reply from Silent Sundays to use their track I foudn out from their myspace page that they do not exist anymore and they are no more. This was why they had not replied as it had been 1 week, so as they do not exist anymore I assumed that it is still ok for us to use their music for our project.

As I was waiting for a reply from Silent Sundays to use their track I foudn out from their myspace page that they do not exist anymore and they are no more. This was why they had not replied as it had been 1 week, so as they do not exist anymore I assumed that it is still ok for us to use their music for our project.
Audience Research- Vox Pops
Like all good media our Vox Pops will be staged in a classroom.
The questions that would be asked are:


The questions that would be asked are:
- Do you watch music Videos?
- What is your favourite music video?
- What do you like about music videos?
- what makes a great music video?
- whee do you watch music videos?


Asking for permission to use music from chosen artist
We are A-Level students at Robert Clack School in East London, and we would like to request permission to use you music. The track we wish to use is silent serenade. We would very much appreciate if you would give us the permission to do so as it is for our media project to create a music video from an artist and genre of your choice.
Thank you.

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