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This risk assessment document identifies 6 potential risks for recording a documentary video: unkempt wires that could cause tripping, loss of recording data, drinks spilling onto electronics and potential fire, equipment breaking and causing harm, filming someone without consent, and how to mitigate each risk. The highest risks identified are loss of recording data and drinks spilling onto electronics, which should be prevented by constantly backing up data to multiple storage devices and keeping food/drink away from equipment.
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