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Site details

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Site contact name
Nick Potamitis
Site address
LongRoad Sixth Form College
Phone
01223 507400
Permissions
Nick Potamitis
Point of access
Corridor
Availability
18.09.17 (2:40) & 19.08.17 (2:10)
Safety issues
Electricity

N/A

Sunlight

N/A

Windows

Sound coming through from the windows.

Noise
People from the corridor walking past.
Emergency details

Call Reception in the case that first aid is needed.
Ask for assistance from teachers (Lewis or Nick)

Overall suitability
Small room with minimal noise, a lot of object to help lessen the echo in the room.



Risks and Hazards

1.    Copyright    / 
2.    Intellectual property
3.    Slander/libel
4.    Filming permission
5.    Royalties   /
6.    Violence
7.    Offensive language
8.    Release forms      / 
9.    Rights to use material/footage/buildings/other    / 

Which numbers apply? Give details as to your solutions
Copyright - Using a clip from a TV show (MythBusters) – solution would be to only use a sound clip.

Release Forms & Rights to Use - Going to ask signatures from people who I ask to interview (including Vox Pops)

 Royalties - I'm going to ensure that I use royalty free music for my podcast. 

Production Title: Titanic Review Podcast
Production Dates:
Location: Home 
Producer: Lance Ngujo

Hazard
People who may be harmed
Property which may be damaged
Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them
Risk Assessment
LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME
Further measures needed for reducing risk
Power Cut
The person in the room might not be able to see and therefore might trip over the equipment’s.
If connected to the computer, it could shut down and lead to all my recordings being lost.
Have an external battery ready (if applicable) and ensure that there’s a backup for everything.
Low
Ensure that the blinds are open so that natural light can come in the case that the artificial lights get cut off.
Water Spills
If water gets on electrical equipment, people could get electrocuted.
The water spill could permanently damage your equipment.
Place any liquids far away from any equipment.
Moderate
Don’t bring any liquids or any other harmful substances into the room where you are recording.

Mishandled Equipment
If something gets dropped and breaks into different pieces (e.g, glass) it can be harmful for the people involved in the recording.

The equipment itself could be damaged once dropped.
Use all of your equipment carefully.
Moderate
Use straps to have a better hold/grip on your equipment.
House Alarm
Depending on the reasoning for the house alarm going off, there shouldn’t be anyone harmed from it.
If there’s a fire- all the equipment could be damaged.
If in the case of a fire, the fire department would be made aware.
Moderate
Have a backup plan in case a fire breaks out.

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