This is our risk assessment for the filming of our music video.

1. Hazard Persons at risk Existing controls Level of
risk (low,
medium,
high)
Further
actions
required
Camera
equipment
such as
camera wires
and tripods
Camera crew Make sure that the
wires and tripod
are not in the way,
so that people
don’t trip and fall
over them
Low risk Plan where to
put the
equipment
before we film
Park scene –
saturated
ground
Camera crew
and cast
During this time of
the year the ground
is very saturated
meaning the crew
and cast could slip.
We have instructed
everyone to wear
appropriate
footwear for this
scene.
Medium
risk
Make sure the
ground is
steady before
filming.
Bar scene-
broken glass
Camera crew
and cast
Make sure all of
the camera crew
and cast are being
mature and not
messing around to
make nothing gets
broken.
Low risk Make sure the
owner of the
bar will let us
film in his bar.
City centre
scene-
mugging
Camera crew
and cast
Stay away from
strangers and make
sure all valuables
are safe and in bags
and pockets and
not left anywhere.
High risk Make sure to
do all filming
during the day
time and not
stay in town
until night fall
Lake scene –
slippery
ground
Camera crew
and cast
We have instructed
everyone to wear
appropriate
footwear for this
scene.
Medium
risk
Test the
ground out
before filming