Action Point
Look around the location.
Talk to people there, organise filming
permissions.
Identify the equipment you need to
use.
Examine and identify any potential
health and safety issues
(e.g. crowd numbers being controlled,
being set up in a sensible location that
does not block access points or that
damages the environment or frightens
livestock, any road/traffic issues etc)
Check the position of the sun and
lighting conditions.
Look for interesting shots and camera
angles.
Check the electricity supply. (For the
majority of exterior locations you will
be using battery power)
Check the nearby car parking/transport
routes
Is the location suitable for production?
Comments
Plain Photography Studio
X2 Professional Lights
White Background
Booked studio for 24/01/17 for 12:45-2:20pm
For my shoot I will need to bring my Canon
Camera. Thus camera will enable me to take
professional images of my models.
Because the studio is quite small I will limit the
number of people in there to only 3 (myself and
my two models). This is in case of an
emergency we can evacuate the studio easily
through the fire exit on the side. I will leave all
unused equipment on one side to keep the
danger to a minimum.
I will be using two professional lights to make
sure the models are well illuminated and that
the image is clear.
I will use a mix of mid shots, close-ups and long
shots, this will help convey the models
emotions and show a variety of images. I will
shoot from a low angle and from a centered
one for dramatic effect.
I have charged my camera to 100%, but I have
also brought the charging equipment in case it
does run out
The studio is located in the photography class
next to the main hall, which is a short walk from
the car park.
The studio is suitable as it is private and
reliable. Meaning I can focus on the shoot
without becoming distracted.