The document outlines several risks to consider for a film shoot, including keeping the tripod grounded to avoid improper shots, fully charging cameras to prevent battery issues, potentially editing out unwanted people at the public filming location, staying away from water while filming at a marina, and avoiding loose wires that could cause accidents.

1. Risk Assessment
Tripod The tripod must be on the
ground at all times to avoid
the shots been taken wrong
and the camera breaking.
Battery Life The camera we are filming
with has a limited battery life
so we will fully charge the
camera so we don’t have any
problems when filming.
Unwanted people We are filming in a public
place so unnecessary people
may be a problem during our
film sequence. To prevent
this we could ask them to
move out the way politely or
edit them out later.
Filming near water The location we are filming
at is near water as it is the
marina. We will have to make
sure that we don’t go too
close to the water and make
everyone aware of the water.
Loose wires If we use a charger or any
wires this could be a health
risk and cause an accident
because people could fall
over them if they aren’t
watching where they are
going.