Example of title sequence for films of the same genre - Lisa Clayton

Music Ideas - Lisa Clayton

Rough Storyboard Design - Dale Hill

Scene 1 Shot 1

Laura is alone in the old project room, she looks around for people hiding in the darkness.

Location: Old project room.

Scene 1 Shot 2

After Laura has discovered that no one appears to be about she shouts Charlotte.

Location: Stair well/ Project room.

Scene 1 Shot 3

Laura and Charlotte walking down the stairwell looking for Kirsty's jacket. They look at an old room and remember thats where she was grabbed.

Location: Stairwell

Scene 2 Shot 1

Laura blinks. Flashbacks of when Kirsty was grabebd and taken away by the killer, the girls become distressed as they revisit their thoughts.

Location: Bottom of stairwell.

Scene 2 Shot 2

Charlotte starts moving around frantically. She keeps looking over her shoulder after every step she makes as she walks with spee

d and frantic breathing behind Laura.

Location: Stairwell.

Scene 3 Shot 1

Laura shakes her head as she keeps looking around the room waiting for the snatcher to appear. They continue to walk with a progressive look over their shoulder.

Location: The room.

Scene 4 Shot 1

The door opens slowly, dramatic banging happens from the back room, the girls begin to scream. Another flashback comes to them.

Location:

Scene 4 Shot 2

Kirsty screaming whilst being isolated at the back of the room, unable to move due to the snatcher was looking deviously at her.

Location: The 'snatched' room.

Risk Assesment - Carried Out By Luke Greenslade

A Level

PROGRAMME RISK ASSESSMENT

Product Name	Snatched
Director	Crucial Creations
Date or period this Risk Assessment covers	4/3/10 – 4/6/10
Risk assessment carried out by	Luke Greenslade
Location address and Contact No.	The Kirno (the princess theatre) west street, hoyland, Barnsley South Yorkshire S74 9DJ

HAZARD - Pre-vetted Contractors - attach specific assessment		HAZARD		HAZARD
Costume/Make-Up Vehicle		Access/egress		Machinery
Diving Operations		Animals		Manual handling (attach specific assessment)
Explosives/Pyrotechnics/ Fire effects		Audience/Public		Mines/excavations/caves/tunnels/quarries
Flying Ballet		Communication Failure		Noise (attach specific assessment)
Hydraulic Hoists (Cherry Pickers)		Compressed gas/cryogenics		Person with special needs
Lasers		Confined spaces		Physical exertion
Location Catering		Derelict Buildings/dangerous structures		Radiation ionising/non ionising
Hire of Lighting Equipment		Electricity or gas		Speed
Scaffolds		Fire/Flammable material		Tropical Diseases (e.g. Malaria - attach details of medical arrangements e.g. prophylactics, local hospitals and evacuation plan)
Smoke Effects		Fight sequence		Vehicles/off road driving
Stunts		Glass		Violence/ Public disorder
Physical Effects		Hazardous substances/ chemicals/ drugs micro-organisms (attach specific - assessment)		Water
		Heat/cold		Weather
		Hostile Environment: (attach confirmation of clearances from Senior Management)		Working patterns/working hours
		Inexperienced performer or children N.B. for children, risk assessment must be provided to parents or guardian.		Working at heights /trips and falls
		Lifting appliances/ machinery		Other
Please upload to your blog together with the shooting script and Location Recce sheet.
Please include Brief detail of activity to be recorded

Hazard Identification Risk and controls

Hazard	Persons effected	Severity	Risk	Controls	Severity	Risk
Trips and falls over cables from cameras, lighting and audio equipment	Camera crew including director and Sound operator. Cast	Moderate	High	Ensure short cable runs where possible. Use gaffer tape or other devices to ensure cables are secured. Limit personnel entering work area with tape or other barrier Use wireless audio where possible	Moderate	Low
Vison for trips and falls	Camera crew, cast	moderate	high	Ensure smoke can be cleared easily. Use wireless remotes, gaffer tape to secure cables.	Moderate	Low
Dark, spaces secure trips and falls	Cast	moderate	high	Extra lighting to identify hidden objects. Clear rooms with unnecessary objects removed.	Moderate	Low
Cold, shows breath when speaking, could condense camera.	Camera crew. Cast.	moderate	high	Warm costumes, extra heat to keep people warm.	Moderate	Low
Under the influence of alcohol could resort in unclear shots.	Camera crew cast	moderate	high	Make sure the camera crew are fully sober before filming commences.	Moderate	Low