Opening scene risk assessment

1. +
Risk
Assessment

2. +What is the
risk?
Why is it a risk? How to prevent the risk?
Getting into an
accident with a car.
It is a risk because you can injure
yourself, for instance you can
break the bones, or get cuts.
A way to prevent this is to keep away
from the edge of the road and ensure
that there are no cars when you are
filming.
Hiding in the bush. This is a risk as you can get
scratched or stung by sharp
objects or you can fall over
something.
To prevent this you need to ensure
that the bush is safe to enter and that
it there are no branches in the way,
whereby you can trip over.
Putting a scarf
around the actors
mouth.
It is a risk because it can be
difficult for the actor to breath
when the scarf is around their
mouth as it maybe too tight.
The kidnapper needs to make sure
that the scarf is tied loosely around
the actors mouth so they are able to
still breathe properly.
The lighting can
become hot.
We are using lighting within our
opening scene so if the lights
overheat then it is likely that the
individual controlling the lights will
get burnt, which may leave a
scar.
When using the lighting the controller
needs to ensure that if the lights
becomes too hot they should use
something that protects them from the
heat when controlling the lighting such
as gloves, hence you will not get
burnt.