Production paperwork

risk assessments for green screen 









Risk assessments for petrol station shoot 






      


Promo script 


 

AUDIO

VISUAL

Serious music 

Camera pans from top left to bottom right slowly with Jim Beaux and Kay Tee back to back

Do you like news? No? That's the wrong answer! 

Jim Beaux standing in the middle of the frame, intense face

Over at New News, we make sure you understand the deeper meaning of the global news around you, and the intense impact it could have on your day to day life

Jim Beaux standing in front of green screen with images to do with news articles

Music pauses on Kay Tee for a moment,

 

 “yeah”

Kay Tee standing in front of camera looking straight faced

Music Continues

 

We provide the most reason, up to date, and most important news for YOU! The viewer, and not because we get paid too of course.

Jim Beaux centred in frame with green screen background

 

Green screen of really high tech news studio

Music Pauses again

 

Kay Tee facing the wrong way to the camera

Music continues again

 

So make sure you tune in, tomorrow afternoon at 12pm, on our website, at (website name) to get in all the action...Please

Jim Beaux in front of green screen with high tech news studio again

 



News package script 





               

Audio

Visual

Good Afternoon, I'm your host, Jim Beaux.

Today at 12 - 

 

Presenter sitting at a desk to the left of the table.

New law for the waiters and waitresses for collecting tips

Waiter collecting tips in slow motion

And its former impact it's had on online personalities 

 

Also - (CHIME)

 

Video of online personality Nusret Gökçe, AKA ‘Salt Bae’

The petrol crisis still claiming people's time

B roll of cars queuing 

VOX POP x3

Someone sitting in their car at petrol station x3

Intro music

Intro logo

 

 

HAHAHA CLASSIC ROAD RAGE.

 

The government is going to introduce a new mandatory law which sees people working in the hospitality business, being able to keep their tips they make from the public. The UK business secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, announced the new rule may come into play within the next year, so mark your calendars folks! 

Jim Beaux sitting at table with small image of Kwasi Kwarteng to the right of him

If you happen to be a viewer out there right now cursing and shouting at your screen at those cheeky people out there, do understand the struggle right now due to the pandemic. 

 

However, if you’re one of those sneaky buggers out there trying to take those extra pennies from the hard-working, then you could be taken to an employment tribunal, in which you could face fines or have to compensate those workers.

 

Some people however, just don't seem to understand the laws of tip keeping! Mr Nusret Gokce, also known as the internet sensation, Salt Bae, had the 5-0 in miami knocking at his door in 2019,

Jim Beaux sitting at the table on the left, with an image of salt bae on the right.

because of a lawsuit which was made by a waitress that worked at his lovely restaurant in Miami, named conveniently “Nusr-Et”, after Mr Gokce was accused of unfairly sharing tips to other workers in the restaurant, that were not reliant on tips to make money, such as coffee makers and management. Even though this may be in America, Mr Gokce does have a restaurant in London, so if you’re watching this Mr Gokce… Take note.

 

Mixture of Jim Beaux and b-roll

According to the Office for National Statistics, there was an increase of vacancies in the food and accommodation sector by 75.4% between June and August of 2021. On the other hand, this rule was actually introduced in 2018 when the dance queen herself, Theresa May created the idea, but has taken so long to come into play due to the time it takes to finalise plans and ideas.

 

 

Starting with Jim Beaux to the left of frame, then cutting to B-Roll and images of DATA

 

“On the other hand” = cut back to Jim Beaux with an image of Theresa May dancing to the right

This government, huh?!

Jim Beaux central, smirking at camera

We now chat to a former waitress/waiter of a popular UK chain that for legal reasons we can not say *cough* (insert name here), to get a real insight in how tipping works in the hospitality industry.

 

Please welcome now (INSERT NAME)

Camera pans slowly to Jim Beaux sitting central once starting to introduce guests.

(interview)

Cutting back and forth from Jim Beaux to guest.

Wow, some real fascinating stuff right there, some would say they could “canny believe it”

 

(AWKWARD SILENCE)

 

Jim Beaux looks deep into camera

 

CUT TO OB REPORT

 

CUT TO OB REPORT

 

CUT FROM OB REPORT

 

CUT FROM OB REPORT

 

Wow, that is pretty crazy, guess I will be riding my bike from now on!

 

Just joking, I'm too unhealthy for that

 

That’s all we have for tonight.

 

From all of us at New News, goodnight.

 

Jim Beaux to the left of frame, picture of Jim Beaux on bike to the right of him.

 

Ending music starts

 

Camera pulls out while Jim Beaux acts awkward

 

 




Live ob script 




 

Audio

Visual

“We now go live to Kay Tee”

Presenter, in centre of the screen, medium close up.

Thanks, Jim, I’m here outside the Shell garage in Aylesford 

Cut to a reporter outside a petrol station.

 

Centre of Frame

As you may have noticed over the past few weeks, it has been well ard to get petrol and that is due to a lack of HGV drivers and some crazy peeps. In contrast to popular belief, there is actually plenty of fuel at UK refineries and terminals. But the suppliers are unable to get to the petrol stations. Many people have been affected by the fuel crisis, for some weird reason, personally, I drive electric so… 

 

Kay Tee being sassy to the camera

 

B-roll of petrol pumps being out of service

B-roll of dual carriageway 

VOX POPS  - from motorists

VOX POPS  - from motorists

 

To sort the issue, PM Boris Johnson announced that he has granted 5,000 temporary visas for drivers, to account for the shortage, he has also gone ahead with allowing 150 army soldiers that have spent a week training, to step in as drivers.

 

B-roll of the army getting in lorries or training

 

Kay Tee is still the centre of the frame, with a backdrop of a petrol station

B-Roll

B-Roll

Vox pop from petrol station workers

Vox pop from petrol station workers

There has been an attractive conspiracy theory which has gone round, about the government staging a crisis, leaking to the press that there has been an HGV driver shortage when really, they’ve actually had a surplus of petrol almost out of date stocked up from the COVID lockdown from last year which needed to be used. But that's just a conspiracy...

 

 

 

 

Kay Tee talking to the camera, central of frame

 

Kay Tee winks at the camera, at end of the report

 

 

CUT TO STUDIO

 

 

CUT TO STUDIO

 


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