Risk Assessment For Filming

For the graveyard scenes we are outside, this means the weather could potentially effect our ability to both film and transport equipment. To avoid this we need to make sure that we check the forecast before filming the graveyard segment.  

For the stage scenes and mirror scenes we are inside a venue where only our group is present and therefore it should go smoothly. The only thing we need to ensure is being looked after is  our equipment and that there are no electrical hazards such as open wires. 

Lastly, the bar scenes could be done either at a social event or when the place is empty; if it is during a social event that we decide to film we must be aware of other people and how they may potentially damage our equipment or interrupt our filming obstructing us from completing our task. If we do it when the area is quiet we will have less to worry about.  

Possible Font Styles For Our Album Cover

Album Cover Photos

As a group we have come up with a few album cover options, we used a certain style that other R&B artists use where the artist is the key focus of the cover with the artists name in a simple font but not necessarily bold. This is creates the impression that the artists is seen as confident this is because the fact that the album cover only really contains a picture of the artists tells us that they do not need anything else to get people to recognise the artist and to buy the album. Here are our final few options of our album cover:

Storyboard Photos

Filming Photos

As we have a very small budget, we had to come up with a way of creating a stage scene, this involved dimming the lights and only having one light source that we could use as a spotlight, for this we used the projector in a classroom. Here are a couple of photos of our set up: