1. Risk Assessment
Possible Risks
Breaking the camera while
filming
Location
All Locations
Team Member Responsible
Michael Rowell
Batteries dying out while
filming
All Locations
Michael Rowell
Solar glare affecting the
camera during filming
All Locations
Michael Rowell
People tripping over the
cables
All Locations
All Team Members
Ward Jackson Park
Laura Davies
Camera getting wet
Solutions to Possible Risks
To make sure we take good
care of the camera and
keep it safe and under
supervision at all times.
To make sure the camera is
fully charged before
filming.
To make sure the camera
can resist solar. Michael
also needs to check
whether it’s too sunny
outside when filming.
To make sure all the cables
are carefully tidied away
while filming.
To make sure a rain cover
is placed carefully over the
camera. We could also film
on another day when it’s
dry weather conditions.

2. Memory running out on the
camera
All Locations
Liam Pearson
To make sure there’s
enough memory on the SD
card before filming. Michael
could also delete bits of
footage, which will not be
needed.
Costumes becoming wet or
destroyed
All Locations
Laura Davies
To make sure they are
placed in storage and not
used on rainy days. Laura
will make sure the
costumes are suitable for
the weather conditions.
Props Going Missing
All Locations
All Team
To make sure they are
placed in storage after use.
Michael will also have to
look after the props.
Actors becoming
unavailable
All Locations
Laura Davies
To make sure the actors
we’ve are chosen are not
busy during filming. Laura
will have to organize
specific days for the actors.