This document outlines various risks that could occur during a film shoot and strategies to address them. It identifies risks such as sickness/injury of cast or crew preventing shooting, scheduling clashes, and bad weather hindering an outdoor shoot. The strategies include rescheduling shoots if necessary, having actors maintain consistent wardrobes if they must leave early, and checking weather forecasts to shoot on rain-free days. It also notes the risk of memory cards filling up which the camera man would address.

1. Risk Identified
Shooting Location
Responsibility
Sickness/Injury
All
Actor/ Camera
Man/ Director
Date and time
Clashes
All
Actor/ Camera
Man/ Director
Weather
Outside
None
Strategy to
overcome/
Prevention
If any of the
people who cover
these roles are not
available we will
arrange another
shooting datethat
is appropriate for
everyone. These
risks although
frustrating, cannot
be overcome so
this is the best
solution to the
issue
Often there could
be a case of
shooting times
clashing with
personal
arrangements
between the
people in the
group. If this is to
happen If the
actor urgently
needs to leave mid
shooting we will
ensure the same
clothes are worn
so that the movie
seems realistic.
The whole team
will check the
weekly forecasts
to try and make
shooting to the
desired standard
and mainly to
make sure no one
is in danger if the
weather takes a
turn for the worst.
If rain occurs we
will be unable to
shoot as this could
damage vital

2. equipment .
Full Memory Card
All
Camera Man