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Thursday, 24 October 2013
To construct a health and safety assessment of one or more photoshoots iw ill be conducting for my magazine considering all possible eventualities
Key skills
TUC- trade union congress
Represents British workers rights
The health and safety at work act 1974
NUJ-National union of journalists
What types of risks may there be in a photo shoot?
Risk- How great the chance that someone will be harmed by the hazard
Major-death or major injury illness causing long term disability
Serious-injuries or illness
Slight-all other injuries or illness
likelihood of harm
High
Medium
Low
Places for my photo shoot
What do you
- Professional responsibility
- applying my knowledge of professional practices
- showing forethought and evidence of planning an event
- using the opportunity to research independtley for my individual situation.
TUC- trade union congress
Represents British workers rights
The health and safety at work act 1974
- Had to be followed by all employers/ authorities responsible for workers in the UK
- A H&S commission was created
- Dangerous substances/materials
- maintenances of systems
- Provision of instruction and training
- Working environments
- Allowing unions the right to create reps to enforce it
- inspectors could gain access to workplaces
NUJ-National union of journalists
- Represents UK journalists and protects their rights
- has a committee which meets just to discuss H&S
- SEE: www.nuj.org.uk/rights/health-and-safety/
- Bullying
- Stress
- Repetitive strain injury
- Public order situations
- Conflict zones
- Exiled journalists
What types of risks may there be in a photo shoot?
- Standing on a table and falling of.
- Having lights and them falling on you.
- Tripping over a wire.
- Photo sensitive epilepsy
- Falling of a ladder from taking a picture from up high
- A fire
- electrocution-water near electricity
Risk- How great the chance that someone will be harmed by the hazard
Major-death or major injury illness causing long term disability
Serious-injuries or illness
Slight-all other injuries or illness
likelihood of harm
High
Medium
Low
Places for my photo shoot
- Down the bottom of the field
- Alley ways in Brighton
- Marina at night
- Places that give dark light
- School studio
- Graffiti wall
What do you
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Aim: To explore and design mock-ups to aid the flat planning process
I can see that the way the advert is laid out that the advert is very neat. Companies need this so their target audience can easily find out about the product. As you can see all the important information is there for example: picture- to know what it looks like, Name- if they need to order it and item details- for all the facts.
The Title is big and bold which makes it very easy to read, The image is big and detailed
The Title is big and bold which makes it very easy to read, The image is big and detailed
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Aim: To identify thode involved in the creation of print media, investigate + troubleshoot potential issues prior to point
We need to be prepared for our photo-shoot so that everything goes right on the day, We don't want to turn up in the day without all the right equipment personnel facilities and location otherwise my magazine will not be complete on time and the images will be below par.
Equipment
Problems that could occur
There could be many problems that could disrupt my photo-shoot that I need to be prepared for. The first could be if I drop my camera and it breaks I will need to have a spare device to keep taking photos as well as a memory card to save the pictures I already have.
If the weather is bad on the day of the outdoor photo-shoot I will have to either bring equipment like gazebos and umbrellas to be able to take a good picture without the people getting wet.
Facilities
If the council will not let me use my location I can create the next best thing and then photo shop the picture to make it look like my location
Personnel
Equipment
- Camera
- Tripod
- Lights
- Costumes
- Laptop/computer
- Make up
- Props (cars, guns, fire)
- Storage cards
- Batteries
- A weather forecast
- Software
- Gazebo
- An effects app
- Backgrounds
- fog machines
Problems that could occur
There could be many problems that could disrupt my photo-shoot that I need to be prepared for. The first could be if I drop my camera and it breaks I will need to have a spare device to keep taking photos as well as a memory card to save the pictures I already have.
If the weather is bad on the day of the outdoor photo-shoot I will have to either bring equipment like gazebos and umbrellas to be able to take a good picture without the people getting wet.
Facilities
- Food
- Drinks
- Make up wipes
- A location
- Toilets
- Back alleys
- Alley ways
- Fields
- At a venue (maybe)
- Car park
If the council will not let me use my location I can create the next best thing and then photo shop the picture to make it look like my location
Personnel
- My friends
- Different type of races
- between college
- need back up people
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Aim: To evaluate progress so far in decision making within this project.
Primary research-new investigations into something (questionnaires)
Secondary research- investigations made by others that you refer to (using information from magazine's media packs found on the internet)
1) In order to research my chosen genre I have read magazines on my chosen genre(XXL and Source). I have also seen what types of adverts the have to offer in their magazines to see what my target audience want to see. I have also made a questionnaire to see what my customers want in my magazine.
2) In order to research existing magazines, I have looked at online blogs such as Soul Culture which specialises in R 'n' B this helps me find out what are the right sort of artists to write about.
3) In order to investigate my target audience's needs and desires I have created a questionnaire which is going to be completed my many people so I can get a rough idea of what my target audience wants to see.
4) In order to conduct better primary research I need to create more questions on my questionnaire to get a finer detail of what my targhet audience wants. To make it better I could also make a focus group to find out what the target market want.
5) To be able to make more secure decisions
Secondary research- investigations made by others that you refer to (using information from magazine's media packs found on the internet)
1) In order to research my chosen genre I have read magazines on my chosen genre(XXL and Source). I have also seen what types of adverts the have to offer in their magazines to see what my target audience want to see. I have also made a questionnaire to see what my customers want in my magazine.
2) In order to research existing magazines, I have looked at online blogs such as Soul Culture which specialises in R 'n' B this helps me find out what are the right sort of artists to write about.
3) In order to investigate my target audience's needs and desires I have created a questionnaire which is going to be completed my many people so I can get a rough idea of what my target audience wants to see.
4) In order to conduct better primary research I need to create more questions on my questionnaire to get a finer detail of what my targhet audience wants. To make it better I could also make a focus group to find out what the target market want.
5) To be able to make more secure decisions
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