The document discusses potential health and safety risks for two venues - Johnson House and a shopping mall - and how to avoid them. For Johnson House, running through doors and open flames from candles pose risks, which can be mitigated by keeping doors wide open and ensuring actors stay away from lit candles. For the shopping mall, risks include filming people without consent, filming without permission, and damaging products, which can be avoided by carefully controlling camera angles, obtaining proper approval to film, and handling products with care.

1. 4143375-381000<br />Health and Safety Risk Assessment for Venues<br />Venue(s)DangerHow it could be avoided Johnson HouseThe door when running into the house could cause injuries, the candles that will be used for the cake.Be careful when actors are performing this scene and keep the door open wide to allow enough room for actors to run inside. To avoid injuries associated with the candles, ensure that all actors are away from them and all hassles of costumes are tucked away.Shopping mallGetting footage of people around who haven’t given consent, using this venue without manager’s permission, damaging products.To avoid getting footage of people who do not want to be on film, make sure that the person handling the camera is filming from an angle where non-actors are not present. Remember to seek permission before filming in the mall to prevent from going against any rights and ensure that actors treat products with respect.<br />