Risk Assessment

Group Members: Arsena, Diana, Courtney and Naomi

Location: Train Station

Hazard	Person(s) at Risk	Likelihood of Hazard 1 – Extremely Unlikely 5 – Extremely Likely	Severity of Hazard Outcomes 1 – Very Low Risk 5 – Very High Risk	Risk Level (Likelihood + Severity) 2	Measures to Take to Manage Risk	Risk Managed? Y/N
Hit by a train	Actors	1	5	Not likely very severe	Make sure no one is near the trains or train tracks during filming or before filming.	Yes
Trip over the platform	Everyone	2	4	Likely Severe	To stand behind the yellow line on the platform	Yes
Fall down the escalator	Everyone	3	2	Not too likely to happen Not too severe	To look carefully before walking with the equipment	Yes
Running at the station	Everyone	5	3	Likely Quite severe	Make sure to take time when in the station. Especially when it is crowded because you could fall and break something or hurt yourself	Yes

Shooting Schedule

Day	Scene	Location	Equipment	Costumes	Props	Cast +Crew
1 1	1 2	Office Train Station	Camera Tripod DSLR Camera DSLR Camera Camera Tripod	Business Wear (Blouse, trousers, heels) Blouse, trousers, heels and suit	Folder Printer Computer Wanted sheets Wanted sheets folder	Arsena Courtney Naomi Diana Arsena Elton Naomi Courtney Diana

Costumes and Props

Character Name: Agent Qaushi
Costume:	Props:
Character Name: Elton Jones
Costume:	Props: None
Other Props in scenes:

Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles Cinematography: Naomi and Courtney Mise-en-scene: Arsena Editing: Diana

Title:  'Hitlist'

Synopsis: A spy has a Hitlist, full of the most notorious criminals, when she is confronted by the man who is at the top of the list.

Key Genre Conventions:  Suspense Cliffhanger Clear who the villain is (Man on hitlist)

1st Production Meeting

Today we had our first production meeting. We were making a plan of the sequence we will film.

I will be in a group of 4 people. Me, Naomi, Courtney and Arsena.

This is what we have planned throughout the lesson.

We have decided about our working title which, from now on, is ''HITLIST''
We were also planning the plot and the actors needed for our sequence. Our meeting went well as we have planned a few thing forward, such as camera shots. The plan will help us in the future when we will start filming the thriller opening.

How to Film a Thriller

How to Film a Thriller

Long Shot

P.O.V Shot

Cross Dissolve

Tracking Shot

High Angle Shot

Medium Close-up Shot

Tilt

Shot Reverse Shot

Close Up

Wide Angle Lens, Deep Focus

Low Angle Shot

Fast Editing

Extreme Close Up

Diegetic Sound

Sinister Music

Deep Note