When working in the photography studio, it is a requirement that everyone is aware of the responsibilities upon using the equipment and the surroundings that they are in. It is vital that you and other members in the room take care of all equipment provided with caution, in order to help prevent any accidents or hazards from occurring. Also make sure that the FIRE/EMERGENCY EXITS are established when entering, so you can leave the room safely if a fire or hazard occurs.
There are initial circumstances to look out for in the studio in order enable a safe experience:
- Make sure there are no cables or objects on the floor which could able a tripping hazard.
- The bulbs in the studio lights are using a high voltage, therefore they could over-heat. If smoke or any abnormal behaviour occurs in terms of the lights, inform the studio technician immediately.
- Due to the confined space, only people who are required in the studio are allowed, any guests in the studio must follow and be aware of the health and safety guidelines.
Outside:
Weather - It is essential that all crew members are dressed appropriately for the day of a shoot, so be aware of the weather a day in advance to avoid any issues in terms of clothing. It is also vital that when shooting, especially in rain/extremely hot weather, you are cautious of the equipment you are using. Failing to do this will cause in the equipment becoming water damaged or over-heating.
Release Forms - When shooting outdoors, you may find yourself in a situation where a young person is in your shot. As required by law, you must ask for permission in order to use a young member of the public into your footage.
Food & Drink - When working on a project, it is vital that all members of the group have drank plenty of water and have eaten to some degree, especially in hot weather, it would be advisable that the group you're working with go out and eat before a shoot and carry a bottle of water in order to stay hydrated.
- Make sure there are no cables or objects on the floor which could able a tripping hazard.
- The bulbs in the studio lights are using a high voltage, therefore they could over-heat. If smoke or any abnormal behaviour occurs in terms of the lights, inform the studio technician immediately.
- Due to the confined space, only people who are required in the studio are allowed, any guests in the studio must follow and be aware of the health and safety guidelines.
Outside:
Weather - It is essential that all crew members are dressed appropriately for the day of a shoot, so be aware of the weather a day in advance to avoid any issues in terms of clothing. It is also vital that when shooting, especially in rain/extremely hot weather, you are cautious of the equipment you are using. Failing to do this will cause in the equipment becoming water damaged or over-heating.
Release Forms - When shooting outdoors, you may find yourself in a situation where a young person is in your shot. As required by law, you must ask for permission in order to use a young member of the public into your footage.
Food & Drink - When working on a project, it is vital that all members of the group have drank plenty of water and have eaten to some degree, especially in hot weather, it would be advisable that the group you're working with go out and eat before a shoot and carry a bottle of water in order to stay hydrated.
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