The document outlines the risks associated with a film production and ways to minimize those risks. It identifies risks such as tripping over cabling, dropping cameras, equipment failure or unavailability, and actions like securing cables, using camera straps, charging batteries, checking equipment, and booking studio time and equipment in advance. The producer, Emily Judge, and director, Lewis Whitley, are responsible for mitigating these risks.

1. FILM LION
Risk Assessment
Producer: Production Details:
Emily Judge Factual Program
Types of Risk: Personal Injury / Health & Safety / Damage to equipment / Halting Production
Risk Type Details of Risk Ways to minimise risk Person(s) Responsible
Health & Safety Tripping on cabling Ensure that cabling is placed carefully and
secured where possible
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Damage to Equipment Dropping camera Make sure the camera strap is used at all times
and placed carefully
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Halting Production No charged batteries available for
camera/wireless microphone
Ensure batteries for equipment are charged in
advance of shooting
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Damage to Equipment Equipment left on, potentially overheating and
reducing the life of the equipment
Equipment is all powered down at the end of
shooting
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Halting Production Faulty equipment Check all equipment before shooting begins to
ensure all time in the studio is dedicated towards
filming
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Halting Production Studio unavailable at the time of filming Must make sure that I book the room well in
advance of the proposed shooting date
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley
Halting Production Required equipment unavailable at time of
filming
Due to limited equipment I must make sure I
hand in my equipment booking sheet well before
the day of shooting to ensure everything I need is
available
Emily Judge & Lewis
Whitley