Ways of working

Working Pattern	What does this mean?	Who works like this?	Pros	Cons
Shift work	An assigned set of work hours	Camera operator	Shifts can be changed and adjusted to conditions.	Needs to have experience frequent hire and get work. Shifts are often set in awkward and dangerous conditions that are health threating.
Fixed term	Set period of time	Researcher	The researcher can work at their own leisure.	Work must cautiously be correct and double checked
Office hours	Hours set in the office-popular shifts are from 9am-5pm	Production secretary	Regular pay for the job. No travelling is necessary-everything is done in the office.	Can be a stressful without having good time management skills in order to get the work done.
Freelance	Freelance workers are independent workers; they work for themselves.	Freelance writer	Freelance workers can work on multiple projects, with more time to complete them.	No health coverage No frequent income like full time workers.
Hourly rates	Paid by the hour	Specialist technician	Paid by the hour. Work is evaluated on time. Easier to track the amount to be paid.	More pressure to get work done.  Pay may be lower in total compared to someone who does a salary job.
Piece work	Paid for each piece created	Props maker	Pay is determined on the piece you are making and the effort which may be required to make it work. Some would be more expensive if they take longer/are harder to make.	More pressure to get the work done in the set time. Those without experience will find piece work more difficult.

Poster on freelance

Unit 8.2

Leaflet on college course

Unit 22: Task 1

Unit 22: Task 2

INDIVIDUAL IDEAS AND PRE PRODUCTION

Equipment list

1 canon camera

1 Tripod

1 dictaphone/recording device

1 pair of headphones

1 microphone

props

Costume

-Simple suit

     - White shirt

     - Black tie

     - Blazer

     - Black slacks

Storyboards

Script

CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE?

Script by Hannah Gowdy

LONG SHOT OF HEAVY LOOKING DOOR.

ZOOMS INTO DOOR KNOB.

FAINT MUSIC CAN BE HEARD FROM INSIDE

DOOR OPENS

MUSIC BECOMES CLEARLY HEARD NOW

INSIDE IS REVEALED TO BE A DARKLY LIT STUDY

THE CAMERA CONTINUES TO MOVE SLOWLY OVER SMALL DETAILS OF THE STUDY. (HEAVY LOOKING BOOKS, PENS AND PIECES OF PAPER EVEYWHERE)

THE CAMERA STOPS AT A MAN AT A WRITING DESK.

HIS BACK TO US.

HE IS YOUNG. MALE. DARK HAIR.

HE APPEARS TO BE WRITING.

[IN THE CORNER OF THE DESK THE AUDIENCE CAN SEE A LARGE CAT STATUE]

CUTS TO MEDIUM CLOSE UP OF HIS FACE

A LOOK OF CONCENTRACTION UPON HIS FACE. HE ALSO LOOKS WORRIED.

HE LOOKS UP SUDDENLY AND JUMPS THEN TURNS AROUND IN HIS CHAIR AND SMILES.

[IN A RELAXED MANOR]

Oh it’s only you. What are you still doing up?

[LOOKS CONFUSED FOR A MOMENT THEN IN A TEASING VOICE]

You going out somewhere?

[HE SUDDENLY BECOMES FEARFULL.]

HE IS THEN HIT IN THE FACE WITH SOMETHING HEAVY

MEDIUM SHOT OF THE VICTIM FALLS OFF HIS CHAIR ONTO THE FLOOR.

THE ATTACKER MOVES IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA BLOCKING THE VIEW FOR THE AUDIENCE [THE ATTACKER IS WEARING A LARGE BLACK CAPE- AUDIENCE UNABLE TO TELL IF MALE OR FEMALE

THE FLICK OF A PEN KNIFE IS HEARD.

THEN THE ATTACKER MOVES OUT OF THE FRAME.

THE VICTIM IS STILL ON THE FLOOR. BLOOD SEEPING OUT OF HIS MOUTH.

CLOSE UP OF BLOOD ON HIS MOUTH

MEDIUM SHOT OF ROOM.

CAMERA SLOWLY ZOOMS OUT INTILL BACK OUTSIDE THE DOOR.

DOOR CLOSES AFTER CAMERA LEAVES

MUSIC CAN BE HEARD FAINTLY