This document assesses risks for an outdoor film production. It identifies hazards like falling in the river or pond, contact with stinging nettles and brambles, tools falling or tripping in the workshop, and weather issues. For each hazard, it lists who could be affected, what property could be damaged, actions to control the risks, and gives a risk assessment of moderate or high. The production location, title, dates, and people involved are also provided.

1. FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT
Hazard People
that could
be
affected
by the
hazard
Property which
could be damaged
Actions to
control these
risks
Risk
Assessment
Falling in the
river
Actors,
crew
Camera /
equipment
Have people on
stand – by to
help
MODERATE
Stinging
nettles/brambles
Actors,
crew
Camera /
equipment
Wear covered
clothes on all
areas of body
and bring
treatment for
stings
MODERATE
Fall in the pond Actors,
crew
Camera /
equipment
Have extra
people on
stand-by for the
actors and
crew’s safety.
MODERATE
Tools falling in
the workshop or
crew tripping
over tools on the
floor
Actors,
crew
Camera /
equipment
Make sure all
tools are on
stable surfaces
before starting
to film
HIGH
Weather issues Actors,
crew
Camera /
equipment
Bring torches
and first aid kit
in case anyone
falls
MODERATE
Company name: Location:
ProductionTitle: ProductionDate:
Producer’s Name: Director’s Name
Date of Risk Assessment: Risk Assessment conductedby: