Bad weather, sea rocks, and mud pose dangers of dropping or damaging equipment during an outdoor film shoot. To reduce these risks, the document recommends securely holding all cameras and gear, supervising equipment at all times, maintaining distance from hazards like water, and being cautious when traveling or moving through potentially hazardous areas like roads or mud.

1. Danger Risk Solution
Bad weather (e.g. wind, rain,
etc.)
Dropping equipment like
cameras or tripod
Ensure that all equipment is held
securely and is supervised at all
times
Sea/Rocks Dropping equipment or falling
onto rocks or in the sea
Keep all equipment secure on
each person and maintain a
cautious distance from the
subject of filming (the sea) to
keep from incident
Mud Chance of slipping and thereby
damaging person, props or
equipment
Ensure all equipment is held
securely and be aware and
cautious when moving over
muddy areas
Journey to location Shall be passing by cars and
walking across roads
Be aware of cars while travelling
to location and be cautious while
crossing any necessary roads