Run a location shoot and cut a social video
You are a Production Assistant and Editor in Screen Production.
What is going on
Wattle Street Community Health has commissioned three short social videos on youth mental health, job J26-0405. Day 1 interviews are in the Media Asset Library but participant three's release is outstanding. Day 2 on 22 September is a location shoot at a community centre in Footscray with two young people aged 17 and 19, a youth worker and cutaways in a public park. The Production and Venue Schedule shows the day as Tentative with no signed risk assessment, the location owner has agreed verbally only, and the client's delivery specification asks for vertical video with captions for two platforms. The Head of Screen Production wants a first cut of video one on 25 September.
Subject: Wattle Street videos, shoot day 2 and first cut
Job J26-0405 for Wattle Street Community Health is three social videos on youth mental health. Day 1 footage is in the library but participant three's release is still outstanding and the day 2 location shoot on 22 September has no signed risk assessment yet. Please plan and run day 2 under the Studio and Location Shoot Procedure, get every release signed before the first take, log the cards, and cut a first version of video one to the platform spec for my review on 25 September.
Your brief
Plan and run the day 2 location shoot under the Studio and Location Shoot Procedure with every release, permission and safety step in place before the first take, log and back up the media correctly, and edit a first cut of video one to the platform specification with captions for review.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Signed Production Risk Assessment and call sheet
- Filed releases and location permission
- Media log with offload verification
- First cut of video one with captions
Printing this is a record of what you explored. It is not a certificate or a qualification.
