This document contains a risk assessment for filming scenes at various locations around St Ives, including the document author's house. Hazards identified include tripping, walking into objects, getting run over by cars, falling out of a moving vehicle, and vehicle collisions. Risks are rated on a scale of 1 to 5. Control measures proposed include assessing areas before filming, ensuring lighting is adequate, filming late at night to reduce traffic, securing camera operators in moving vehicles, and leaving enough distance between vehicles. One scene will be filmed at a cast member's house involving an actor walking to the front door.

1. Recce/ Risk Assessment
This location is my house in st Ives, I used my
house for the characters house and also one of the
robberies, and I made sure that when the
robberies took place none of the house that was
seen in previous scenes is shot again.
What are the
hazards?
Rating
1(low) -
5(high)
Whomight be harmed? What to do to control this
risk?
Trippingover 2 Cast and Crew Assesthe areabefore actors
start the scene,letthem
know that there isa risk.
There isn’ta lotof riskshere as it’sa relativelysafe area.

2. Thislocationisalsoat myhouse howeverit’sthe inside,we
filmedafew scenesinthe livingroomwhichatthe endof
one of the shotsthe shot pansout of the door. One of the
robberysceneswasfilmedin the kitchen andthe shotnever
revealedanyotherpartof the house.
What are the hazards? Rating
1(low)
-
5(high)
Whomight be harmed? What to do to control this
risk?
Trippingover 2 Cast and Crew Assesthe areabefore actors
start the scene,letthem
know that there isa risk.
Walkingintosomething 1 Cast and Crew Make sure that the lights
are turnedo before the
scene starts,so that
everyone cangetinto
position.

3. We filmedalotof the filmouton roads aroundthe st
Leonard’s area.We hadto filma lotof sceneswith
dialogue inside the carhowevertomake sure ithas
goodproductionvalues Imade sure that witheachshot
we changedlocation.Toget some movingcar shotswe
alsousedmy car as the cameracar and the prop car to
be in shot.
What are the
hazards?
Rating
1(low) -
5(high)
Whomight be harmed? What to do to control this
risk?
Gettingrun over 4 Cast and Crew Make sure that if a car is
comingall actors and crew
are off the road and any
equipmentisoutof the
way. We can alsofilmvery
late at nightto reduce
amountof cars.
Fallingoutthe car
boot
5 Crew Make sure that the
cameramanis verysecure
before the car starts
moving.
Collision 3 Cast and Crew Make sure that the distance
betweenthe castandcrew
cars are bigenough.

4. Thisis one of the cast member’shouseswhichwe
will be usingforone of the robberyscenes.We
filmthe actor walkupthe drive andwalkintothe
house.
What are the
hazards?
Rating
1(low) -
5(high)
Whomight be harmed? What to do to control this
risk?
Trippingover 2 Cast and Crew Assesthe areabefore actors
start the scene,letthem
know that there isa risk.
Cars inthe road 3 Cast and Crew Before startingtofilmthe
scene make sure the road is
clearof cars.