aim: to construct a health and safety assessment of one or more photo shoots you will be conducting for my magaze considering all possible eventualities

• key skills : professional responsibility
• applying my knowledge of professional practices
• showing my forethought and evidence of planning an event
• using the opportunity to research independently for my individual situation

TUC - Trade union congress

The health and safety at work act 1974

• had to be followed by all people who employed people
• h&s commission was created

NUJ

• represents uk journalists and protects their rights
• has a committee which meets just to discuss H&S

What types of risks may there be in a photo-shoot

• Epilepsy - someone could have a bad reaction to the camera flash causing them to have a fit
• tripping over wires, there could be a loose wire from the camera causing one of them to fall over and injure themselves
• fire - as there is electricity the wire could split and this could either burn/ electrocute them
• dropping equipment 

hazard:  anything that can cause harm e.g. - a chemical
risk: How great the chance that someone will be harmed by the hazard

the likely effects of the hazards are - major, serious or slight

what are the main hazards within the location of your photo-shoot?

• paint fumes that are on the white wall of Mr Salter's office, this could affect some people differently than others.
• tripping on wires that could be loose

Version 3 - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7UhlZvshbjmSXFOcTJseWtFR0U/edit?usp=sharing

 

to plan my main fictional artist to feature in my magazine in preperation for my first round of photoshoots. To also consider chooice of models and requirements.

To set myself a realistic time frame for completing tasks within this project, aiming to motivate and organise myself in a professional manner.

Version 1
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7UhlZvshbjmRlZBeTJ2Mk5WMXM/edit?usp=sharing

Version 2

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7UhlZvshbjmRlZBeTJ2Mk5WMXM/edit?usp=sharing

Aim: to further identify those involved in the creation of a printed magazine & investigate issues prior to production

EQUIPMENT - ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS

SD card- when the SD card eventually gets full I will need to back up the previous photos I have taken onto my laptop. If the SD card is too small or big for my computer I will then need to use a USB lead to import my pictures from my camera.

Tripod- My tripod could break and then I would have to either buy another one or get a spare leg from a hardware store.

Lighting- the lighting might  be wrong so I would need to make sure that I bring different lenses and spare pieces

Lenses - There could be a problem with the lenses ( dirty or broken ) so I would need to replace in case of any problems.

PERSONNEL

Availability - People you would want to photo shoot may have made other arrangements and would not be available therefore would have to arrange for another day to photo shoot meaning that other tools may not be free so there could be a big dilemma.

A back up plan - If someone is not available I will have to think of a plan B and a second option

Clothing - The clothing might not suit the performer so we would either have to get other clothing or get another person

LOCATION

There might be a protest in town causing my photo shoot to be too busy

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