Music video risk assessment
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This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for filming a music video and lists control measures to mitigate risks. It examines risks associated with driving a car for the shoot, such as ensuring the driver is licensed and the road is quiet. Other risks addressed include pin pricks from a birthday badge, balloon popping, tripping over a long coat, and overheating lights. Control measures like protective layers, tailored balloons, coat alterations, and limited light use aim to reduce risks to a medium or low level.
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The document discusses common iconography in horror films, including the use of weapons like knives and chainsaws by killers, the depiction of blood to show violence, the tendency to feature female victims who are often scantily clad teenagers, and the inclusion of devils and demons to make the films seem more realistic and frighten audiences who believe in such supernatural entities.Music video risk assessment
- 1. Amy Damonte and Yaaseen Khan RISK ASSESSMENT Trip Name: Music Video Date: 20/10/2014 HAZARD RISK WHO IS AT RISK CONTROL MEASURES COMMENTS /ACTIONS RISK RATING 1 HIGH 2 MEDIUM 3 LOW TICK IF ALL IN PLACE Driving the car Aaron may crash the car whilst he is driving it and injure himself. Risk of injury or death, or damage of car/camera. Aaron, passengers in the car, nearby pedestrians, camera. Ensure that there is no one around whilst we film this shot (E.g walking on pavement). Find a quiet location, which isnt populated busily by people. Ensure that the handbrake is on at all times. Ensure Aaron has his driving license. Make sure everyone wears a seatbelt. Put the camera at a distance from the car so that it is at a low risk of being touched. Yaaseen to check the car is fully operational and working before filming. Amy to find a quiet road or driveway, which the car can be driven down. Yaaseen to place the camera at a distance from the car. 2- Medium Birthday Badge Birthday badge could pin prick the person that is wearing it. Risk of injury. The person wearing the birthday badge, which would be Aaron. Ensure that Aaron is wearing several layers of clothes and the there is a layer underneath the badge. Ensure that there is a protective cover over the sharp end of the Amy to prepare the badge before it is worn. 3 Low
- 2. Amy Damonte and Yaaseen Khan Minor stab. badge even tape to cover it. Amy and Yaaseen to check over costumes before filming. Birthday Balloon Birthday balloon could pop and cause injury to the person in contact with it. The personal who is holding it or anyone exceptionally close to it. Keep the balloon a considerable distance from the face. Ensure that it isnt too blown up when we purchase it. This balloon will be specifically tailor made and blown up using helium. We must sure that we go to a safe balloon company and that it is not faulty and will not pop easily. 3 - Low Costume - Coat Aaron may trip over the coat and fall. Risk of injury. The person who is wearing the coat, which is Aaron. If necessary, cut the coat so that it is possible to walk without tripping on it and so that it does not touch the floor. The coat is part of a very specific and extravagant costume and will be very long. Amy and Yaaseen must cut it if it is too long on Aaron. He will 3 - low
- 3. Amy Damonte and Yaaseen Khan try it on prior to filming. Lighting in Oracy Lights could blow if left on for too long. Lights could catch fire if fabric is placed on them. Risk of injury or death. Anyone who is in charge of the lighting, who goes near the lighting, or who is in Oracy at the time of the lights being on. Make sure that no fabric or clothes are placed on the lights, and that the lights remain clear. Make sure that the lights are not on for too long, and that they are switched off when they are not in use. Also make sure that they are not too bright. Amy and Yaaseen must make sure before filming and during our use of the Oracy space that the lights are kept clear and that they are turned on and off/ 2- Medium