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This document outlines various risks that could occur during a music video filming and the actions being taken to prevent each risk. The risks include weather, equipment damage, actor illness, full camera memory card, low camera battery, lighting conditions, and actor performance issues. For each risk, the document lists who is responsible and the specific steps being taken such as checking the weather, handling equipment carefully, communicating with actors, deleting unwanted files from the memory card, charging the camera battery, selecting a day with good lighting, and making actors feel comfortable.
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