PDT Chapter 2 Advance

If a location survey reveals limited power sources, which role should the location manager consult to address this?

• Producer
• Gaffer
• Script Supervisor
• Production Assistant

During location scouting, the chosen location has strong afternoon sunlight. How should the Director of Photography adapt to maintain exposure?

• Use a filter to reduce brightness
• Move to another location
• Film only in the morning
• Use soundproofing techniques

What specific measures should a production team consider when filming on a busy street to minimize disruptions?

• Limiting crew size to reduce congestion
• Scheduling filming during off-peak hours or overnight
• Adding additional lighting to mark the location
• Asking bystanders to avoid the area

What should be assessed if a location requires the use of sensitive, high-power equipment in a residential area?

• Potential disturbance to residents
• Availability of portable toilets
• Weather conditions
• Size of crew

What should the location manager prioritize if unexpected rain impacts an outdoor filming schedule?

• Rescheduling all shoots to later dates
• Activating the rain contingency plan
• Moving the filming indoors temporarily
• Securing waterproof covers for equipment

A director wants a night scene with soft natural light from street lamps. Which department should handle lighting adjustments to match this requirement?

• Sound Department
• Camera Department
• Lighting Department
• Art Department

Why is it important for the location manager to know peak noise times around a chosen location, such as school dismissal or nearby construction hours?

• To avoid needing additional sound equipment
• To schedule quieter shooting times
• To ensure crew safety
• To increase production costs

A location has high reflective surfaces causing glare issues. Which crew member is responsible for mitigating this visual issue?

• Director
• Production Designer
• Director of Photography
• Location Manager

What is an essential factor to consider when selecting a remote filming location with limited nearby resources?

• Proximity to emergency services
• Availability of local extras
• Nearby accommodation for crew
• Accessibility to basic amenities like fuel or hardware stores

In what situation might a location manager be required to prepare a hazard or risk assessment report?

• When filming involves animals
• When working with complex lighting setups
• When using public areas
• All of the above