Ryan Harris created a risk assessment sheet for a film project titled "The World of the Supernatural". The major issues identified include startling wild animals with camera flashes, tripping or injuring oneself while filming at night, and equipment being damaged by poor weather or lack of care. Solutions proposed are to be cautious of wildlife when using camera flashes, be careful when moving at night and store equipment properly, clearly mark filming areas to prevent accidents, and remain organized and attentive near roads.

1. Ryan Harris
Risk Assessment Sheet
Project title: The world of the super natural
Client:
Writer: Ryan Harris
Producer: Ryan Harris
Director: Ryan Harris
Date: 07/03/14
Major issues:
 People may startle the wild animals that are around with the flash on the
camera, causing the animal to feel threatened and may cause the animal to
attack.
 As some of my project will be at night it will be dark and we may trip over
and hurt ourselves and may potentially damage any equiptment we are
using.
 Equipment being broken due to lack of care or bad weather ruining the
camera set and the session
 We could be hit or hurt by cars, due to filming out in the public
Solutions:
 Take care using the flash and make sure that we stay away from any wild
animals.
 Take care when we are walking to different locations, to look where we are
going and to put away any equiptment we are finished with.
 Clearing up the sites to stop silly accidents from occuring and putting up
more signs around the site to make the us more aware of the dangers.
 Making sure we are organised and know what we are doing and when, this
will reduce the amount of confusion on set, leading to a more productive
photography session.
 we should take extra care not be distracted when we are by the roads and
make sure we look out for any incoming vehicles.
Contacts: 999 (ambulance)
Responsible adult (Relative)
Emergency services: Ambulance