LO2: Games Corner evalutaion of rushes

This footage was recorded in Studio 2, this was made possible due to the planning and documentation that was created and provided to the people in charge. Call sheets, storyboards and treatments were made days before the footage was recorded so there would be sufficient time to get the equipment ready.

The equipment was carefully chosen, tripods and microphones were needed for the 3 Cannon 650D's that were used in shooting. 

The equipment was planned days before the recording took place and the position of these were chosen and were on the shot plans. 

The lights used were chosen before the filming however they were constantly being moved around to compliment the presenters. 

A script was produced, this included all the camera shots and the words the presenters would say, without a script the presenters would have to improvise and this may have been a problem as they might not have known what to say.

To ensure no injuries would occur, safety precautions were put into place, these included taping down wires, making sure all entrances and exits were clear, not overloading sockets and spacing out the camera equipment and lights.

After all the footage was collected, it was sorted out into usable and unusable footage, this was then edited on editing software such as Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premier. The sound team then provided music to the editors who placed it on top of the footage. The editors were then given title sequences and credits, these were similarly put onto the footage.

The combination of all the different teams in the production of this episode allowed it to be of a professional and creative standard and therefore fit for purpose. The camera angles, lighting, sound and mise en scene were used to suitable effect to enhance the meaning, for example the posters in the background were relevant as they denoted the show as  a games show. The sound was up beat and connoted enthusiasm and excitement, the lights were directed at the presenters and allowed them to be shown in a professional serious aspect, but also in a relaxed and calm mood.

LO1: Set design/Review section (H) - Risk assessment

legal and ethical considerations

1. make sure programmes content follow OFCOM's watershed rules and regulations of due to its time of show.

• doesn't promote alcohol , drugs or sexual activity
• does not contain explicit language
• should not cause harm to children
• not to cause offence
• graphic violence or imitations

             This includes

1. the use of accessible domestic implements, such as knives, or other offensive weapons, articles or substances portrayed in a dangerous or harmful manner
2. any portrayal of household items, such as micro-waves and tumble-dryers, which can cause harm if misused,
3. certain locations, such as railway lines.
4. certain material which may lead children to fail to recognise potentially dangerous play especially if there is no serious outcome.
5.  hanging or the preparations for hanging, if easily imitable, particularly if shown  before the watershed.

1. it is an offence to perform any of the following without the consent of the owner

• copy of the work
• rent , lend or issue copies of the work to the public
• perform,broadcast or show the work in public
• adapt the work

make sure that review content do not breach copyright making sure that gameplay footage is for promotional purposes only

the author of a piece of work or a director of a film may also have certain moral rights

• the right to be identified as the author
• right to object to derogatory treatment

To make sure we don't conflict with any copyright issues with music we used some creative commons music from:

- http://www.freesound.org
- http://audio.lgfl.org.uk