This document lists possible risks for a filming project and proposed solutions. It identifies risks such as camera breaking, tripping over cables, the camera getting wet, batteries dying out, running out of memory, unavailable actors, and missing props. Solutions include taking care of equipment, tidying cables, using rain covers, bringing spare batteries and charging equipment, checking memory space, organizing schedules, and monitoring props.

1. Possible Risks
Location
Camera braking during All locations
filming
Team member
responsible
Milo Watson
Joshua Howie
Solutions to possible risks
Take great care in looking after the camera and keep it safe under
supervision at all times.
People tripping over
cables
All locations
All Team members
Cables are to be carefully tidied away during filming.
Camera getting wet
All locations
Joshua Howie
A rain cover is to be placed over the camera carefully when
weather is predicted to rain. Filming could take place on another
day when there are drier conditions.
Batteries Dying out
All locations
Milo Watson
Running out of
memory on the
camera
All locations
Milo Watson
The cameras are to be fully charged before use and spares are to
be brought in case of emergency.
The SD card is to be checked and made sure there is sufficient
space. If not work on the SD will be transferred over to a hard
drive where they can be stored, creating more space for footage.

2. Unavailable Actors
All locations
Milo Watson
Missing Props
All locations
Joshua Howie
Schedules are to be checked, and organized providing dates free
for crew and actors showing the best available days or everyone.
Props are to be placed in storage after use. Spares will also be
made for such circumstances. Props will also be monitored for
when they are used and when they are put back.