The risk assessment document summarizes potential hazards during the filming of a scene for the movie "Birthmarks" involving an actor eating breakfast, running to catch a bus, and filming at a bus stop. It identifies risks such as allergic reactions, tripping or injury to actors, equipment damage or breakages, disturbing the public, issues with the tripod, and bad weather. Control measures are outlined such as pre-checking for allergies, jogging at a reasonable speed, regular equipment checks, ensuring efficient filming, and checking the weather.

1. ‘Birthmarks’ film production – risk assessment
Potential
hazard
Who is at
risk?
Chance of
injury (low,
medium,
high)
Property at
risk?
Control
measures?
Further
actions
required?
Breakfast
scene –
allergies,
spilling
Actor Medium Any
furniture
Ensure
actors are
checked for
allergies in
advance
No
Running for
bus –
tripping
over, hurting
ankle
Actor Medium No Ensure actor
jogs at a
reasonable
speed to
avoid the
risks
occurring
No
Damaging
equipment
School’s
equipment
Low Breakages The group
will have to
take regular
equipment
checks to
ensure
everything is
up to
standard
No
Disturbing
the public
People on
the bus
Low No The group
will have to
ensure
filming is
efficient so
there is a
limited
amount of
time filming
at the bus
stop
No

2. Tripod not
working
properly
Schools
equipment
Low Breakages The group
will have to
take regular
checks to
ensure
everything is
up to
standard
No
Weather Crew and
equipment
Low No The weather
will have to
be checked
before
filming at
the bus stop
as it might
cause a
delay in the
filming
process
Weather
checks