The document outlines risks that could occur during the filming of a music video, separating them into low risks and high risks. Low risks include minor injuries like cuts, scrapes, grass stains, and bruises. High risks involve serious harm, such as cars posing a hazard, hyperthermia from extreme cold, electrocution from lighting, and broken bones from falls from high places. Safety precautions are necessary to prevent high risks from occurring during the shoot.

1. Risk Assessment

2. • Low Risk: Risks which are possible in
happening but won’t seriously injure the
actor(s).
• High Risk: Risks that could seriously harm
or injure the actor(s) which thus means a
certain degree in safety precautions must
be taken before creating my music video.

3. Low Risk.
• Cuts and scrapes if actor falls over on the
streets.
• Grass stains if actor falls on grass.
• Bruises if actor slips on wet surfaces.
• Actor could gain cold if out at night for too
long.
• Splinters from trees, props etc.

4. High Risk.
• Cars driving past locations could be
hazardous to actor.
• Hyperthermia if actor stays out in extreme
cold conditions.
• Depending on location and weather actor
could be seriously injured i.e. electrocuted
by lighting.
• Falling from high places, actor could break
a bone.