Media risk assessment for each shoot
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The document outlines risk assessments for filming on three separate dates - November 9th, 11th, and 13th. For each shoot date, the main risks identified are equipment breaking, bad weather, injury, and theft of equipment. The possible consequences and proposed solutions are provided for each risk. The probability and severity of the risks are rated on low, medium, and high scales.
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The document provides a risk assessment for filming on three separate days - Monday 9th November, Wednesday 11th November, and Friday 13th November. For each shoot day, it identifies potential risks such as equipment breaking, bad weather, injury, or theft. It then describes the possible consequences of each risk and provides solutions to mitigate the risks, such as finding backup equipment, checking weather forecasts, taking safety precautions, and monitoring the area while filming.
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