Studio protocol and practice.

The Protocol of the studio is in a way the rules of the studio but unlike some really silly rules they are their for the health of iniviuals and to make sure that their is focus from everyone taking parrt in the recording.it is also their so that it is easier for people to work as a team beacuase not many people would be happy with people just messing about and not contributing to what the rest of the crew is doing.

the rules are as follows:

> dont run in the studio- this is beacuse their is alot of equipment and cables, that are very eexpensive,in the studio and if you are not looking where you are going you could bang in to somthing and knock it over and the break it also you could heart you self, their could also be some thing being carryed in that is very heavy and you could crash in to and those carrying it could drop it and then it could fall on you or some one else.

> only wear soft sold shoes- if you whore high heels or in a guys case jaggedy shoes and you stood on a cable accidentially then you could break it. also you may not have very good balance in them so you may not be sterdy with a camera.

> dont enter when the red light is on- you shouldnt enter the studio when the on air light is on as you would disturb a recording and then have alot of people pissed off with you.

> dont let anyone that is not asked in- you should not invit people into the studio without asking the FM as it could distract those needing to focus also they them selves may mess around with equipment or touch somthing they shouldnt.

>no food or drink- their should be no food or drink within the studio as the crums could get in equipment or the drink could be spilled over the equipment, also if you are eating will you should be paying attention then you may miss what is being said to you.

>no messing with the cans- this is equipment that is used to give out directions and if you are talking over someine the instruction could be missed and someone could get in trouble for not following oreders.

> respect other crew members- this is more politeness but i very vital, you all have to work as a team so you shouldn't annoy each other, also they could be giving you some constructive criticism that could help you get better and those who are giving orders need to be listened to and not argued at if the director gives them an order that you don't agree with.