Risk Assesment

When filming our piece it is important that we cover all the hazards that we may come across, below is a list of risks that we have come up with so that to avoid them when filming.

- Fall down the stairs - the actor in our video has to make his way down the stairs, so we need to ensure that he takes his time, taking care over not tripping down the stairs.

- Trip over the bear - the bear, whilst not on camera, will be lying around the house. The production team will therefore need to watch out for the bear incase they trip over it.

- Trip over the tripod - we need to keep the tripod a sensible distance away from the action, so that the people involved can not be harmed in any way by it's long legs.

- Potential fire hazard - as one of our scenes involves the spiritual burning of photographs, we need to make sure that we keep the fire under control, so as not to cause any injuries that are fire-related.

- Paper cuts - as the photos will be printed on normal paper, not photographic paper, we need to make sure that we handle the paper correctly, so we don't run the risk of getting paper cuts.

- Car - as we will need to film a driven car, we need to make sure that no one is in the way of the car when it sets off.

With these we are now more adapted to the risks we may face, therefore with them in mind we should be able to avoid them, helping our filming to run along just lovely.