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Filming on location in Ringwood Falls poses risks including falling from an underpass rated 5/5, getting cold and wet from rain rated 4/5, and getting cuts from objects in the forest rated 4/5. Crash mats will be placed under the underpass, actors will wear warm clothing, and dangerous objects will be removed from the forest scene. Falling from a bridge is also a risk rated 4/5, and actors will be warned to be careful. Using a torch is proposed to address low light or night filming posing a risk rated 3/5. Teachers and parents are aware of the filming location and contact details.
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