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Health and safety risk assessment We asked a few friends what heath and safety problems would happen. Then asked of which one of these risks will be most likely to happen while videoing and why. Theses are the results we got. NAMES PRINCESS KEEGAN PRICILLA AISSET Hot glue guns 78% 67% 50% 94% Hammers 29% 13% 12% 36% Sharp objects 98% 72% 61% 94% Wires and cables 21% 33% 29% 30% From this table I can see that the public think that we will be mainly effected by sharp objects such as nails, knives ect. This I clearly shown as it was given higher then 50% However they said that wires and cables will not effect us as much as it was given no higher then 35% By kiarah Laurence

production portofolio on your blog storyboards  shot lists  lighting techniques you are going to use and why? cinematography you are going to use and why  props and location decisions and explanation  costume , make-up and hair decisions and explain  health and safety risk assessment  budget details

PRODUCING A SHOT LIST medium shot -This is a really good angle for an intro as it will grab the attention on the background advertising so they get a vibe of the colours or decor around the room XL close up- this will be better for grabbing attention of the viewers because we could using dangerous tools that involve 100% focus.we did want to have a birds eye view so viewers could understand our ever-move rather then us explaining, we soon came to conclusion that our subscribers safety is most important. side close up-this will be for showing the final result so that every good or bad aspect of the product.A long shot- this will be used to see what the design looks like in a room or where it belongs showing how well we did. pan shot- this shot will be ideal for showing off large objects instead of cutting the video. this will give the audience a rough idea of how large or thick the product is 

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