The document outlines various risks that could occur during the filming of a horror movie and provides recommendations to prevent or address those risks. It suggests fully charging cameras and phones the night before shooting to prevent dead batteries, bringing warm clothes and first aid supplies, securely attaching cameras to stable tripods to avoid breaking, researching marketing strategies for horror films to avoid incorrect promotion, using only original content and compositions to prevent copyright issues, and preparing costumes the night before to avoid forgetting items.

1. Risk assessment <br />RiskPrevention Camera could run out of battery Make sure camera is fully charged. Charge the camera the night before shooting.Phone battery could run out.Make sure phone is fully charged. Charge the phones the night before shooting. Risk of cold.Take warm clothes to wear between shots.Risk of falling over and injury.Take basic first aid kit. Plasters, savlon, and clean water.Risk of camera breakingMake sure camera is securely attached to the tripod and on stable ground. Incorrect marketing.Research the horror movie market. Use guerrilla marketing. Copy right infringement We will use all original material. The movie will be shot by us the music will also be composed by us. Forget costumesMake sure costumes are prepared the night before and double check that everything is prepared. <br />