In today's task, I'm going to identify the locations I'm going to use for my documentary and lay out a risk assessment for each location. By doing this, I will better identify my mise-en-scene and develop a key understanding of the settings I am going to implement into my final product.
KEY LOCATIONS:
1. LAKESIDE SHOPPING CENTRE
Hazard: Too crowded- it is a public space and will often get overcrowded, creating noise and spacing issues. This also makes social distancing harder
Hazard: Unpredictable weather- it is an outside environment and therefore wind may be an issue
This location is suitable because it establishes the mise-en-scene of Thurrock which is essential for the journey of the narrator. The area of The Quay is also essential in providing a mise-en-scene that is familiar and comforting to the audience as it is a thriving area for shopping WITH natural landscapes. This is essential as it ensures the beginning of the journey into The Generation Gap
2. STREET
Hazard: Cars driving wanting to access their house during filming. Cast and crew will need to move really fast to avoid destruction of property and shots may need to be recaptured if interrupted by cars.
Hazard: Wind, if particularly strong, may come across louder than audio. However, I can easily use voiceover instead if wind is too strong
What makes this location suitable: It is good for setting up the narratology of the episode as it sets up the first interview subjects. The interview provides a foundational look at generational differences in politics and for most viewers, awareness of politics will be from their parents discussing it at home. This setting helps reflect and then expand their prior knowledge as the host gains more insight into generational differences in Politics.
REJECTED: Harris Academy Chafford Hundred Field- Outside Conference Centre
Hazard: Public space meaning there's potentially going to be no space for social distancing. However, the fact we are filming in November means that THIS IS UNLIKELY
Hazard: Extreme Weather- may lead to damage of property and if individual cast and crew isn't careful, they may experience a minor injury.
This location is suitable because even though we aren't allowed in the school, it is close enough to the school to promote legitimacy. A neutral perspective from the youth on The Generation Gap in voting behaviour will allow the audience to feel automatically engaged with the issues.
UPDATE: THE CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS MADE THIS LOCATION UNSUITABLE FOR FILMING AS THEY HAVE SHUT EARLIER IN ORDER TO MINIMISE SOCIAL CONTACT




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