This document lists potential safety issues and hazards to consider for filming a music video on location. It identifies risks such as slipping or falling down stairs, into the road while filming, or on slippery or uneven ground. Other hazards mentioned include moving vehicles, dangerous machinery, high winds, wet or icy grass, tripods becoming unbalanced, and being burned by a wood-burning stove. The document recommends mitigation strategies such as having a crew member watch for safety, choosing appropriate clothing and footwear, only filming in calm conditions, and maintaining a safe distance from fires.

1. Location Possible
problems
How can we fix
it?
Problems on the day
- The personin
questioncouldfall
downthe stairsand
hurt themselves.
-Make sure to
knowhow far back
youcan film
withoutstandingin
the road.
- Make sure to
establishyour
footingandhave
anothermemberof
the crew watching
your step.
-Be careful of your
surroundingsasa
pedestriantokeep
yourself andthe
people carryingout
theirjobsafe
-Differenttypesof
vehiclesand
machineryaround
the roads.
-Movingvehicles
couldgetin front
of the traffic
-Try notto get
people intothe
shot.
-take care when
crossingthe road.
There won’tbe a
problemwithsound
as the clipswill be
mutedand
therefore the noise
fromthe streetwill
not affectthe
clarityof the music
video.
-Railingscanbe
dangerousif you
were tofall on
themas it ismade
of metal caninjure
youbadly.
-Grass (Wet,Frosty,
Dry),Couldbe
dangerousincase
youslipup and
headyour head
and injure yourself.
Make sure that the
tripodislevel on
the hill and take
care whenwalking
downthe hill in
ordernot to fall e.g.
wearshoesthat
have grip.
It will be coldwhen
filminginthe forest
and the ground
couldbe muddy
and have leaveson
it,thiscouldcause
people the slipand
hurt theiranklesor
getthe equipment
dampor muddy.
-Highspeed winds
couldaffectthe
qualityof filming
and cause great
- Suitable clothing&
Shoes,sothat the
equipmentand
crew can remain
stable at all times
-Do notfilmingale
force or highspeed
winds,onlyfilm
forestsceneson
calm anddry days.

2. damage to
membersof the
groupand possibly
the equipment.
-Be cautiousof the
woodburning
stove
-Wiresfromthe
camera can cause a
triphazard.
-Whenlitanddo
not leave camera
equipmentinclose
proximitytothe
heat.
-Actorsand crew
shouldstandat a
sensible distance
(minimumof a
meteraway) from
the fire to prevent
burns.
-The camera could
be off balance
causingour shots
to tilt.
-Walkingupthis
slope onthe hill
couldbe slipperyif
muddy
-Make sure thatthe
level onthe tripod
issuccessfully
adaptedto the
unevenground.
-Wearappropriate
shoes.