Nea planing task 9
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The document discusses potential locations for a photography task within a school. The art room red room is identified as a suitable location, as it has a plain white backdrop that would work well and is usually quiet and easy to access. Permission from an art teacher would be needed to use the space, but obtaining approval should not be too difficult if safety is ensured. Health and safety protocols like securing any lighting equipment would need to be followed.
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Nea planing task 9
- 1. NEA Task 9
- 2. Access to and from Locations • Locations will be in school, either media or art room where I can access a backdrop, so it would need to be done in school hours or if I can get a teacher to allow me to do it some other time.
- 3. Health and Safety • Health and safety shouldn’t be too much. Make sure any lighting is sturdy and will not fall on anyone, with wires either well out the way or very noticeable.
- 4. Actual locations • Art room red room has this plain white backdrop that could be used. • Suitable as I’m looking to use a plain background that doesn’t consist of anything in the back . • Easy to access and usually quiet so as soon as I’m prepared or have thought of a good idea I can go do it quickly. • Would need permission off an art teacher, but shouldn’t be too difficult as its not often in use.
- 5. Permission • As long as the teachers trust that we’re actually doing what we’re saying and believe there is nothing that can be broken or can harm anyone, permission shouldn’t be hard to obtain.