RSPCA Offline edit

This version does not include music, effects or titles; just raw video and audio. We will use titles for the interviews and an upbeat soundtrack to reflect the light-hearted promotional theme.

RSPCA Rushes/evaluation for film

In relation to our first rush, we as a group believe that the focus was relatively quite good, and we feel although it was ok, a tripod may have be needed for the pans as they were a little shaky. The audio however was good and will not need to be changed, due to the fact that they will be a voice over and the original sound wont be used anyway. We felt the angle of the camera was great, as was the lighting. We also felt the lighting helped to show the friendly atmosphere in the event and the venue itself, and the angle showed the gaming from the point of view of someone playing it, giving the audience the feeling that they are there or could have taken part.





We believe that everything about this clip was fantastic, not only did we get a great interview, but also the idea was simple and effective. For this clip, myself and Jake used a stranded lense with a
tripod to get our shot. We also used a shotgun microphone on the camera to better our audio, although the conditions and location that the interview was taken in would have been good without one. We as a group are extremely happy with this clip and think it was well organized and thought out, especially the framing and the questions asked.

RSPCA Recce Sheet

This is the Recce sheet that myself and Jake Dungworth created for our unit 43 project

RSPCA Risk Chart

This is the Risk Assessment chart that I created for my unit 43 project

RSPCA Game Night Treatment BUDGET/LAE/PST

THE BRIEF
The Games Corner is a magazine television program focusing on new and upcoming video games as well as spotlights on retro gaming. Our focus will be to record coverage of gaming events.

TARGET AUDIENCE
Local residents of Sheffield, those who are have interest in gaming as well as its industry and the development behind game productions.

SEGMENT SYNOPSIS AND HOW IT RELATES TO THE BRIEF
Our Production Team will be focusing on coverage of the RSPCA Charity Game night, as well as interviews and Vox pops from attendants.

KEY MILESTONES 1
9th December 2014 (Location Coverage)

EQUIPMENT AND BUDGET

Hardware Camera

– Canon 650D DSLR (2x) [£400 each] Peripherals

– RODE Shotgun Microphone (2x) [£60] Power/Storage

– Fully Charged Battery Packs (6x) [£10], 16GB SD Cards (x6) £15] Software Footage Editing

> Adobe Premiere (Adobe Creative Cloud - £330 p/annum) PROPS AND MODELS Interviewees

– Members of the general public, Event Organisers Location Team

– Jake Dungworth & Lewis Leversidge (Cameramen), Vicky Kilby and Jordan Turner (Presenters)

HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS  

• Copyrighted Material – Ask Permission to film on the premises  
• The majority of our targeted audience are under 16 and therefore should not be exposed to explicit imagery or language. The age rating of the broadcasted show, the limit of content is controlled; i.e portrayal of gore, swearing and sexual themes.   

PROPOSED SCHEDULING TIME Daytime Television 

- Pre-Watershed Regulations The Games Corner is scheduled to be shown at midday, before 9 pm and therefore the watershed. This limits what content be shown as it may be viewed by children; unsuitable material can include everything from sexual content to violence, graphic or distressing imagery and swearing. This means we have to be careful as to what we film; 2 games that would not be acceptable to show in detail at this event would be Killzone 3 and Call of Duty Black Ops Zombies, as their graphic content deems them to be rated 18 certificates.

RSPCA Storyboards

 Here are some storyboards that I created for my unit 43 project

RSPCA Game Night planning SCRIPT/DSS

Script

We're here at the Sheffield RSPCA center, where every year they host a charity gaming night to help fund the £2000 a day running costs to care for the abandoned and unwanted pets of Sheffield. These events attract everyone from hardcore videogamers to more recently, Poker Amateurs where tournaments are hosted to introduce the card game to newbies and challenge skilled players.

Interview Questions

How did this event come to be?
How successful has this Gaming Night been?
What made you decide on using a games night?
What will donations go towards?
Do you plan on continuing this event in the future?
How did you find out about RSPCA Sheffield's Game Night?
Are you enjoying it?
Would you come here next year?
Is this your first time here?

Outro

Possibly get the attendants/hosts to say goodbye
Thank you for watching and we'll hopefully see you next year.

In - Studio

If you'd like to help support and donate a small amount of money to aid the RSPCA, then check out the information on the Sheffield RSPCA Website or text SHEF11 £5 to 70070 to donate £5, Text PETS14 £10 to 70070 to donate £10.