Filming Schedule

This is the filming schedule (that Bagas made) that will help us organize when and where we plan to film the crime documentary.

Self Reflection:

The filming schedule was meant to helped me stay on track of what to do on a particular day, however, in reality, me and my team went off schedule and didn't do the interview and filming on that date. This is because we were quite busy with other tasks from other subjects, leaving us no time to get together and record the scenes. A solution to this was, communicating through our Whatsapp group to discuss when each of us is free and schedule to meetup then. I contributed by suggesting what day is the most suitable for all of us to meetup so that we could record a certain scene. This helped me improve my time management and negotiation skills (negotiate a period of time to film) and overall made us more organized. In the future, we would be more realistic on what date to record the scenes so that everyone can be present on that day. 

Location Scout and Risk Assessment

In this post, I select 4 locations and determine potential risks that may be involved when filming there. 

Location 1

Location 1
Location:	Regents Secondary School (classrooms)
Events in scene:	Interview with Bagus's Friends, happy pictures of Bagus and his crush
Pros of location:	Easy to access, classroom aren't loud, clean, good lighting
Cons of location:	Some people might go into the classrooms unexpectedly, not all classrooms are empty (teacher might be present)
Alternatives:	Someone's living room
Risk Assessment
Potential hazards:	The projector might fall off randomly and it could hit someone.
Evaluate risks:	If the projector hit someone in the head, it would cause brain injury and it could lead to memory loss.
Control measures:	We would prevent it by not touching the projector.
Responsibility:	We all will be in charge of the control measure to keep everyone safe.
Time frame:	We would do the controlmeasure before we shoot the interviews in the classroom.
Other notes:

Location 2

Location 2
Location:	My friend’s house
Events in scene:	Establishing shot of the house and Interviews will be done here
Pros of location:	The house has a dark surrounding with many windows that could be used to create sense of suspense
Cons of location:	The whole family lives there so loud noises aren’t recommended.
Alternatives:	Other friend's house
Risk Assessment
Potential hazards:	Slippery floors, stairs are steep and the second floor is quite high up
Evaluate risks:	People can get injured
Control measures:	Constant checkups just in case and warnings before we enter
Responsibility:	We will all be responsible of ourselves and since its our friend’s house then its mostly on him to keep the location safe
Time frame:	All the time since we'll be in a group and if somebody gets injured, medicine and other first aid kit can be found in the house
Other notes:

Location 3

Location 3
Location:	Kebun Raya Bedugul
Events in scene:	Pictures of Bagus with the girl being happy and then, he will confess to the girl and get rejected
Pros of location:	It is a beautiful location that is suited for a confession to take place. The location is vast so we could shoot many variations of the scene and take advantage of the different surronding backgrounds (use the leaves for a more romatic mood).
Cons of location:	It is quite crowded at some period of time and it could potentially ruin the shot since some tourist might be in it. Also, Kebun Raya is far away so if we took a shot that we don't like, we would have to go to Kebun Raya again to reshoot.
Alternatives:	Renon Park
Risk Assessment
Potential hazards:	A big branch might fall off from one of the tall trees and hit someone's head
Evaluate risks:	The concussion could lead to a braininjury and ppotentially causing lossing consciousness
Control measures:	Stay away from unstable looking trees/tree branches.
Responsibility:	Everyone is in charge for the control measure since everyone is responsible for their own safety. We could also remind each other of potential risk that might happen around the environment.
Time frame:	31st Agust 2024
Other notes:

Location 4

Location 4
Location:	Klungkung Red Bridge
Events in scene:	Bagus went out of the car with the girl and he got rejected by her
Pros of location:	Looks unique and aesthetic which it's a suitable location for a  confession to take place. It's an open and wide space for us to easily record the scene.
Cons of location:	far from our homes so the way there is very time consuming, we also went past big, high speed traffic roads on the way which is very dangerous. Due to the earthquake threats of Indonesia recently, filming near the bridge will be very dangerous.
Alternatives:	Kebun Raya
Risk Assessment
Potential hazards:	Possible crash on the road, possible earthquakes and would create a tsunami that would greatly imapact us since its close to the shore.
Evaluate risks:	A crash could happen and the recording would have to stop
Control measures:	We prevent these from happening by not recording in busy place.
Responsibility:	We would all be incharge of the control measures and be responsibe for our own safety. If anyone is doing something dangerous, we could remind them and discourage them from doing it.
Time frame:	1st September 2024
Other notes:

Self Reflection:

During the brainstorm session of thinking for potential ideas for the crime documentary, me and my team originally thought of 3 locations that would be suitable for our documentary. These locations were classrooms, my friend's house, and Kebun Raya. To assess the location futher, the location scout blog post that I made, helped us to evaluate whether if it was the right fit for the scenes and whether there weren't too many factors that could risk the safety of others at the location. After some more discussions and filming, we decided that we wouldn't be able to film at Kebun Raya because it was very far away from everyone. Also, there was an event at Klungkung where me and my team were invited which conveniently was near the Klungkung Red Bridge; so we took advantage of it and film it there instead. Next time, we would choose a location where it wasn't too far away but still suitable for the scenes. 

Statement of Intent

Here is our proposal for the opening of a crime documentary. We all worked together on this. 

Self Reflection:

Making the statement of intent helped me to stay focus on the crime documentary sub-genre (romance), and primarly, aid me to target my audience. By identifying the demographics and psycographics of my audience, it made it alot more clearer for me and my team and so we use many different techniques to specifically target them. For example, our audience was 17+ year old Indonesians and foreigners so we use Indonesian teenagers as the actors with the addition of English subtitles to make the audience feel represented. The skills I've developed was learning how to brainstom ideas with my team effectively; improved my skill of identifying a suitable target audience for the documentary and helped me to be more socially active since everyone in my team needs to understand the documentary's even from start to finish. Problems that I encournter was, when I tried to copy paste the statement of intent table, it wouldn't load so to overcome it, I refer back to the technical online skills that I learned when making my magazine statement of intent and followed it step by step. After awhile, I managed to put it in my blog and the guide my friends to do the same.