The document lists several potential hazards and corresponding precautions for a school studio filming project. It identifies wires on the floor that could trip actors, unsecured lights and tripods that could fall over, a raised backdrop edge that actors could catch their feet on, and loose art leaning against walls. The recommended precautions are to remove unnecessary wires, secure lights and tripods, flatten the backdrop edge, avoid touching the art, and warn actors not to look directly into bright lights or the camera flash. Medical assistance is also noted as available in the school medical room.

1. hazard risk precaution In eventof accident
Wireson the floor of
the studio
The actor couldtrip
overthemand hurt
themselves
Move all the wires
that aren’tneededout
the way andif some
are still there make
the actor aware to be
careful notto trip
Use the school
medical roomfor
assistance andhave
teachersaware of
where we are in
school and have a
mobile phone withus
so we can contact
people if necessary
Lights and camera on
tripod
The lightsfortripod
couldfall overonto
actor and injure them
make sure the actor is
aware that the lights
and tripodare there
so theyaren’tknocked
and make sure the
lightsandtripodare
stable sotheyare less
likelytofall
“ “
Edge of the backdrop
on the floorsticking
up
The actor may catch
theirfeetonthe flap
of backdropsheetand
fall over
Try to flattenthe
sheetsoit doesn’t
stickup as much and
make the actor aware
of the flap
“ “
Art work leaning
against the walls
The pieces of art
leaningagainstthe
wallscouldfall and
injure those inthe
room
Avoidtouchingthem
so theyaren’t
promptedtofall
“ “
Bright lights and
camera flash
The actors could
become dizzyandfall
if theylookintothe
brightlightsor camera
flash
Warn actor notto look
directlyintolightsor
flash
“ “