Risk Assessment: Field + Wood

Problem Solution

Dogs Dogs could run into shot as wells as bark running the audio and visuals. Also could distract the Actor or crew member

Film during a quiet time of day when the dog walker don’t come out. And if we do spot a dog hold filming until it has gone

Public Could obstructed public walking, get in there way or could trip on filming equipment.

Film at a quiet point in the day and if someone come walking hold filming until they are out of the shot and away from the equipment

Trees actor or cameraman could trip over a tree root or fall into a tree

make actor aware of all tree in the acting space and check if there are any tree roots on the floor is so inform the actor and cameraman

Rain Rain could ruin the camera equipment but also the shot as I don’t what rain in the film

Check the forecast the day before. But also bring umbrella and waterproof to protect equipment

Hay fever The tall grass could causes anyone with hay fever to start to sneeze, eyes crust over and throat to phlegm up.

Make sure anyone who suffers from hay fever has taken anti-histaminas before the shot.

Cold Actor and crew could get cold whilst filming and also during breaks.

Make sure everyone has warm cloths to put on during takes. Also provide hot drinks such as tea, coffee and hot chocolate to keep them warm.

Risk Assessment: Drama Studio

Problem Solution

Fire There could be a fire in the school

Make sure everyone knows were the exits are and they are lit up so there clear to see. Take registrar

Distraction from others

People could barge into takes. Also actor could get distracted by other through a window

Put up sign telling there is a recording session in progress and also close are blind to make sure actor doesn’t get distracted