As Live Production: Unit Intro

Personal reflective feedback:

Give a client more than one option. music track the client didn’t like as much as me so should’ve Send several music tracks to see what they like best

Look more from a business point of view than a cinematograph point of view

Demonstrate critical and creative knowledge and understanding 
Develop innottatibve concepts and creative methodology for a studio format
Implement a range of practical, creative and collaboratives skills
Develop, prepare and present a detailed pitch. 

23rd January-Pitching Season 

25th January-Job Interviews

All content of commission programme will be discussed. 

Assessment

30% Production Role Critical Analysis
70% Project output (R&D Journal)

Think of the report as a piece of work that teaches the reader about the role and the experience. 
Its all about the studio environment 
Critically Evaluate Work 

RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH 

Don't wait for it to happen to write it. 

20th April Submission 
1.5 Line Spacing 
Evidence of your research through your journal 

Pitch 30 Minute Pilot Show


Studio Productions- Content 
Studios provide a tailor made, controlled environment for productions. 


All Our Roles work together as a team to make the best product that we can. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/production/article/art20130702112135564

Studio Advantages
Lighting should be perfect as its what you put in there. 

Safety
All staff should be properly trained for the studio environment. 
Trip Hazards- e.g. cabling 
Electricity/lighting
Fire hazards/keeping exits clear
Confined Spaces 
Audiences/Public 
Manual Handlign/ Lifting 
Scaffolding/heights 

Skill Set
Find Out How Each of the Jobs Work and whats involved


The rest of the lecture me and Jack spent time 

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