Risk assessment
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The document discusses potential risks and preventative measures for shooting a film scene. It outlines safety hazards from candles, crossing the road, and using scissors, as well as preventative actions like keeping flammables away from candles and looking before crossing roads. It concludes the opening minutes can be filmed safely in a church, which poses few risks, but the health and safety of all involved must still be considered.
Risk assessment
- 1. Risk assessment <br />SituationPossible riskPreventative measure Working with candlesFire hazardKeeping all flammable materials out of the way of the candles and extinguishing flames when not necessary.Crossing the road in one sceneCar or automobile accident Keep our wits about us when working near a road and insuring we look before crossing at all timesUsing scissors in preparation of props Accidently cutting yourself or othersBe extra vigilant when using scissors and hold them safely by the blade when walking around with them for your safety and the safety of others<br />Having considered all of these risks we feel like we will be able to shoot the opening minutes of our film safely having considered the ways in which we can minimize the risk of danger to a minimum. Because a lot of the filming takes place in a church building there arent that many risks to be considered as it is a relatively safe environment anyway. But that doesnt mean that we should not worry about the health and safety of the actors and crew. <br />