What was the risk ? | How did we respond to the risk? | What action was needed? |
Tripping hazard over tripod | Make people aware of the positioning of the tripod. | Make sure someone stands by it at all times. |
Getting run over by a car | Make sure we are all strongly aware of each other and other people commuting into and away from our location in their cars. | To look around , and warn each other of cyclists and other vehicles. |
Filming at night | Make sure we kept warm and had torches and kloe’s car headlights on. | To be aware all the time of other people and ourselves. |
Physical harm In a lot of our scenes Nia gets pushed around and laid on the concrete floor , and in a ‘’fight’’ | We ensured that in the fight everyone kept at a distance when pretending to punch her. When she’s pushed against a door we stuffed clothing under her coat so she wouldn’t get hurt. When she’s laid on the concrete the cast ensured they would lie her down gently. | Stuffing clothing to ensure comfort and shouting freeze! When Nia wants us to stop. |
Dropping the camera | The camera could break and postpone us from filming and also destroy school property So we had to be careful. | Ensuring that the camera’s protection cap was on and holding the camera up right and not swinging it. |
Reversing car into a river | Here is a dangerous hazard of drowning and getting stuck We had 2 people behind the car signalling to kloe how far she could go. | 2 people to near the car to ensure kloe how far back she could go. We did this by using communication skills. |
Clothing | -Laces -scarf’s Making sure none of the clothing restricted speech and tripping over or choking … even for the filming crew. | Made sure that laces were done up and scarf’s didn’t restrict speech/dialogue . |
Rubbish | - Tin cans - Cigarettes Rubbish can harm local residents nearby so we must tidy up after ourselves leaving the place as it was. | Ensuring that we carried a plastic bag with us to collect all the props in a particular scene that we used. |
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Risk Assessment
RISK ASSESSMENT
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