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The document is a health and safety risk assessment form completed by a student film group - Jess Macdonald, Joel Taylor, Amy Ryckaert, and Olivia Houlton - for their film shoot at Castle Field House. They identify potential hazards such as an actor holding a kitchen knife, an actor making tea, and tripping up the stairs. For each hazard, they list who is at risk, the initial chance of injury, control measures like slowing down actions or using fake boiling water, and the new level of risk with controls in place.
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- 1. AS MEDIA STUDIES Health & Safety Issues in Practical Media Production After having read the advice sheet on health & safety, please complete one of these forms before any filming. Practical Film Production Risk Assessment GROUP NAMES: Jess Macdonald, Joel Taylor, Amy Ryckaert, Olivia Houlton LOCATION : Castle Field House DATE/TIME: 13th November 2013 Potential Hazard Kitchen knife Who is at risk? The actor holding it The actor making tea Chance of Injury (low medium, high) Medium Control measures? Medium Not actually boiling water, taking the kettle off immediately after it is turned on and the camera stops filming Low Walk, don’t run, and watch our step Low Spilling yourself on burning water when making a cup of tea Tripping up the stairs The actor Low and film crew going up and down the stairs Pick it up ad stab teddy very slowly and we can speed it up when editing New level of risk (low, medium, high) Low