Matte painting began being used in films started off really because of financial or physical limitations. It would beither be too expensive, impractical or sometimes impossible to shoot on actual location. 1905 Norman Dawn took his photos and painting and placed them on a large sheet of glass. Black tape would then be put over the part of the camera the painting would go. These were all painted by hand or mixed with photos.

COSTUME SHEETS

Health and saftey

Notes on Gary Woolley's healthand safety talk

covering things like the need to wear a hi-vis jacket whilst filming to make sure people know that you are filming. Also putting up a sign saying "filmng in progress" sign to let people know that you are filming and can be aware of that. Also filming from high angles he warned us that standed on benches is dangerous because they can break or you could slip. Also you are not aloud on the school roofs. 

Aswell because of people being partially sighted or having hearing dificultes, they wont be able to hear you so wont neccisarly know you're there, or wires and cables left around could be dangerous because they are hard to see so could trip over them.


Health and safety filming preperations