Everyone involved in filming must take care to avoid injury, especially on dangerous or private land. Weather conditions may require extra precautions, but will not prevent filming. Jason, the cameraman, is responsible for equipment and must handle it carefully, including a prop knife. Jason must also ensure camera batteries are fully charged before filming outdoors to prevent interruptions from low power. The forest location means there is little risk of public interference or traffic, though wild animals may be encountered and disturbed as little as possible. Lighting depends on the weather but filming will begin early to ensure good conditions.

1. Risk Location Responsibility Risk prevention
Injury whilst
All Everyone
filming
involved in
filming
Be careful, and
will not go into
dangerous or
private land
Weather Outdoors N/A Whatever the
weather forecast
is it will not deter
us from filming
however if
weather
conditions are
extreme we will
need to take more
care whilst
recording.
Equipment /
breakages
All Jason
(cameraman)
Be responsible
and careful with
all equipment that
the college have
borrowed us. We
will also be using
our own props
one of which is a
knife (which we
will have to be
very sensible
with)
Low battery
whilst recording
All Jason
(cameraman)
The battery will
be fully charged
on the night prior
to filming
Public
interference
Outdoors Everyone There will be very
little chance of
public
interference as we
will be in a forest.
Wild animals outdoors Everyone With us recording
in the woods
there is a chance
that we will
encounter some
animals we will
do our best not to
disturb them and
not knock over
any equipment.

2. Lighting Outdoors N/A This will largely
depend on the
weather, however
we will be filming
early on in the day
so that we will
have good
lighting.
Traffic Outdoors N/A We will be in a
forest near Hart
Village so there
will be no traffic
This is our risk assessment for our opening sequence, due to conditions and
location of shooting there wont be many risks involved whilst filming.