NFTS CraftSkills Bootcamp. Day 3

Health & Safety

Risk Assessments and why they matter

Risk assessments are put in place to prevent incidents, and if they do happen, how to treat them .

Assess risk as to what could go wrong.

Information includes locations, scene being shot, assembly points in an emergency.

They matter as they are addressing anything that can go wrong and how to treat, safely and efficiently.

General hazards would also be listed

Examples of risks:

ART DIRECTION: LIGHTING HAIR AND MAKEUP

Building sets Cables Allergies

Scalpels electricity chemicals

Loose cables trips heat/burns (tools)

Spillages weather loose cables

Rigging heavy equipment hygiene

Working with Covid

Masks, sanitising, social distancing- essential!

• Most sets have a 2m distance. Covid supervisor has a 2m stick that they will use to distance the crew and cast.

• Productions cant enforce vaccinations and ask if you are vaccinated.

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going through a script and making a mock up risk assessment.

The script in question is “Jojo Rabbit”- written by Taika Waititi.

There were around 30 risks/hazard scenarios.

How to start engaging in the world of freelancing and how to make the most of being on placement

FREELANCE V COMPANY

*get an accountant to help with expenses

DEAL MEMO:

Production name

Production company

Role

Credit (including position, advertising,parity)

Dates

Weekly rate

Daily rate

OT rate

Equipment

Mobile phone

Car allowance

Travel per diem

Insurance

Termination

payment/terms

prep/wrap time

Anti-bullying policies

FILM CV

• Name, what you do, where you live, phone number

• Who you are/ specialise in

• Important info- have my own laptop, driving license

• Education, skills, hobbies/interest/experience/work experience

Canva makes it all pretty-good website

Dailies- lighting op dailies one off jobs - 1day to 4 months duration

Training at sky