Introduction

Introduction
I have been given a task to produce a set design which is based on the film called, "Little Shop of Horrors." As the set design is very important within theatres I am expected to create a stage which meets all of the requirements of the film as well as 1950's New York. During the process of organising an outstanding stage for an audience, I will be noting down key aspects of my planning. This includes the production of the design and as much research as possible. Also, it is essential to communicate with all members of my group and sharing new ideas. I will ensure that my ideas are original and I am asking opinions from my teacher and client. I am looking forward to creating an exciting design for the stage and an outcome I can proudly reflect on.



Saturday, 22 January 2011

Health & Safety

To ensure everything is running smoothly I have created a risk assessment chart to prevent accidents during pre-production and production

Pre-Production:
Risk/location:
Solution:
Studio- use of power tools
It’s important to wear safety clothing and goggles to prevent dust going into eyes and wearing safety clothing helps people who are walking by recognize power tools are switched on.
Cutting equipment
Carefully cut away from the body using a cutting mat which avoids the table underneath to become scratched.  Do not hold open knives as you are walking around the classroom.
Use of paint & glue
Water based equipment is safer and chemical free which does not cause great effect when inhaled or absorbed through the skin. However, it is vital for rooms to be ventilated to ensure sufficient fresh air. 
Heavy equipment lifting

It is ideal for stronger members of the team to help transfer heavy equipment. By working in groups we can organise how this will be done and the people involved.
Ensure the props are safe for the performance- Plant
Because someone will be inside the plant a final check of the interior will make sure it fits safely and there is enough room to breathe. Incase sharp objects appear they must be removed and placing a soft layered wadding inside makes more comfort for the actor to wear.


































Production:


Risk/location:
Solution:
Stage blackout, tripping/falling/colliding
Torches will help the crew members to see where they are going in the dark during the performance.   
Scenery positioning
Markings should be clearly marked on the floor preferably in a highlighted colour
Use of paint & glue
Water based equipment is safer and chemical free which is does not cause great effect when inhaled or absorbed through the skin. However, it is vital for rooms to be ventilated to ensure sufficient fresh air. 
Heavy equipment lifting
/ sharp objects/ padded wadding where it reaches his body
It is ideal for stronger members of the team to help transfer heavy equipment. By working in groups we can organise how this will be done and the people involved.
Ensure the props are safe for the performance- Plant
Because someone will be inside the plant a final check of the interior will make sure it fits safely and there is enough room to breathe. Incase sharp objects appear they must be removed and placing a soft layered wadding inside makes sure more comfort for the actor to wear.

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