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Smile Campaign TV Advert Final Edit and Further Post Production

Following the evaluation of my first draft for my Smile Campaign, I gathered (from the opinions that I collected using a survey that was completed by my peers who are part of the target audience) that certain aspects of my video needed to be changed. These improvements included, making my video shorter (as my video lasted around 2 and a half minutes) and adding text transitions to make my video more smooth and professional. Both of these things I did, I realised that there were clips that weren't fully necessary to the journey of the video that took up little screen time and therefore weren't really needed, therefore I got rid of them and the video still made sense. Without certain clips in this video, it still showed my characters day, how they wake up not feeling or looking great but push themselves to get up and get ready, with music helping them push themselves. On top of this I added text transitions, as I had only used premier pro once before and that was for my first dra...
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Mind Smile Campaign Paperwork

Risk assessment: The purpose of a risk assessment is to make sure that all hazards are identified prior to filming, so that we can make cautions prevent or minimise the likelihood of the hazard happening, so that no one is hurt or injured during the filming. I have completed this to show what hazards are possible and how I can prevent/minimise their possibility to make sure that everyone is safe. Location release form: This is a form to make sure that the filmmaker has permission to film at this location, the permission must be given by the owner of the property. It is also specified on this form where they will be filming and what facilities are available, so that the filmmaker can prepare for what they nee, if the facilities aren't available at the location. Location scouting sheet: The purpose of this is to see what locations are suitable to film at, therefore the filmmaker can look for locations that include the right facilities and match the description needed for their film.
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