The document provides a risk assessment for a music video production titled "My Music Video – All about tonight". It identifies four main types of risks: personal injury, damage to costumes and equipment, and halting production either outside or inside. For each risk, it details possible issues and recommends ways to minimize the risks, such as bringing comfortable shoes for rehearsals, avoiding filming in fully dark areas, speaking to neighbors, and booking studio space in advance. The producer is identified as responsible for minimizing most of the risks.

1. HAYDON
MEDIA
Risk Assessment
Producer: Juliana Mariz
Production Details: My Music Video – All about tonight
Types of Risk: Personal Injury / Health & Safety / Damage to equipment / Halting Production
Risk Type
Personal Injury
Damage to costumes
Damage to equipment
Halting production
- Outside
Halting production
- Inside
Details of Risk
Walking in stiletto heels whilst singing and
dancing can be a distraction and there is
possibility of tripping and hurting themselves.
Stiletto heel might break or could get stuck in
a hole – e.g. drains.
Using a lot of expensive technical equipment
that could get damaged easily if misused. Also
camera battery may run out when shooting or
bad lighting at night making it hard to shoot.
Filming in a public place might cause problems
with neighbours, and people walking past and
driving.
Filming in a studio will be a problem if it hasn’t
been booked in advance, as many people will
want to use it for similar products.
Ways to minimise risk
Bringing comfortable shoes for rehearsals and
then changing into stiletto heels for the shooting.
Person(s) Responsible
Model
Be aware of the location where filming and avoid
any areas which will damage the heel.
Make sure no one misuses the equipment. Bring
a spare battery and make sure the battery being
used is fully charged before using. Film as it starts
to get dark and not when its fully pitch black.
Speak to neighbours around and ask if they are
okay with filming in that area for a bit and avoid
being really loud.
Book in advance and on the day double check it
is still free and warn people around that you will
be using the studio for the day.
Producer
Producer
Producer
Producer