The document outlines contingency plans for potential issues that could arise during the filming of a movie, including unsuitable weather, an actor becoming sick, busy roads near filming locations involving cars, and slippery floors or camera equipment running low on battery. Backup filming dates and locations are planned, along with safety precautions like weather protection, high visibility clothing near roads, and promptly cleaning up spills.

1. Contingency Plans
Here is some planning for anything that may go wrong during
the production of my film and contingency plans for what to do
in this scenario.
What may go wrong Contingency plan
Unsuitable weather for
filming
Have other possible filming
dates. Bring umbrellas and
other weather protection for
both cast, crew and
equipment.
Actor is sick and can’t film Have other possible filming
dates
Busy road when filming near
cars
Have backup location for this
scene. Crew to wear high vis
jackets.
Slippery floor in scene 1
when James spills drink
Ensure the actors know where
the water is spilt and mop up
straight after filming.
Camera runs out of battery Bring a spare battery and
charger with me every time I
film.