Level 3 Media Cambridge Technical

LOCATION RECCE
LOCATION
House

LOCATION ADDRESS
13 Brickhurst Way, Woolston, Warrington, WA1 4LG

TYPE OF BUILDING/STRUCTURE/LANDSCAPE
House

WHY IS THIS LOCATION SUITABLE FOR YOUR PROJECT?

I can shoot the front door for a person emerging and it has a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and other rooms that I can film
the getting ready sequence on.

ACCESS

TRANSPORT LINKS TO LOCATION PHYSICAL ACCESS TO SITE

There is a road, and people can walk. People can come in through the door and I will have a key to it.

GENERAL INFORMATION
People who might be affected by recording in this location: Other members of the household and local people (for outside
shot).

Precautions/measures taken to minimise the impact of your recording: I will inform them when and in what order I am going
to use the rooms and I will film at a suitable time where they will not require those rooms (particularly the bedroom and
kitchen).

Power sources available Mains electricity sockets.

Catering Plenty of food available in kitchen/cupboard.
Toilets Access to toilets.
Telephones Access to telephones (landline + mobile)
Daylight times (if recording outside) 08:15-15:50
Locals/Authorities to be contacted Inform other members of household about filming.

Measurements of space used on location: (Use paces if necessary)

Bedroom 4 paces wide, 8 paces long. Bathroom 1 pace wide, 3 paces long. Kitchen 5 paces wide, 4 paces long. Other room
(dining room) 5 paces wide, 5 paces long. Outside (driveway) 10 paces wide, 10 paces long.

Describe any restrictions/hazards in the immediate vicinity:

Lack of space for placing the camera due to small rooms.

Where will the crew work on this location?

Inside and outside (for the shot of someone coming out of the door).
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Where will the cast work on this location?

Inside and outside.

TOP 3 RISKS IDENTIFIED ON LOCATION

(N.B. this does not replace the Risk Assessment form which must be carried out for any practical project)

Tripping over furniture.

Tripping over tripod/camera when working in small space

Slipping if floor is wet outside of front door.

Describe the aesthetics of the location (e.g. Describe the potential camera shots or describe the acoustic value of the location)
The bedroom has a double bed, with space at the foot of the bed to place the camera, and a bedside table for the alarm
clock, to get close up shots on. The kitchen is a reasonable sized space, with a doorway on one side in which the camera can
be placed in order to get a shot of the whole area. There is another room in which the sequence where the female picks up
her jacket and tries to use her deodorant can be filmed. From outside the camera can be positioned on the pavement
immediately outside the house in order to get a shot of the female emerging from the door.
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