The risk assessment document summarizes the risks involved in filming a scene set in a bedroom for the production titled "The 1975 'Loving Someone'". Key risks identified include burning from fairy lights, suffocation during a strangulation shot, electrocution from fairy lights, and injury from broken glass. Further actions required to control these risks are turning off lights after extended use, stopping shots involving strangulation at the first sign of distress, ensuring crew stand clear of loose wiring, and having a brush available to clean up any broken glass. An action plan and essential contact numbers are also included.

1. FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT
Company Name:
ASA Productions
Production Title:
The 1975 'Loving Someone'
Location: Bedroom
Producer Name:
Andrew Michael
Director Name:
Anna Peteties
Date of Risk Assessment:
18/10/16
Risk Assessment conducted by:
Sophia Michael
Hazard Persons who may
be harmed
Property which
may be damaged
Risk controls already
in place
Risk Assessment
LOW, MODERATE,
HIGH, EXTREME
(see table)
Further action
required to control
risk ***
Burning from fairy
lights
Anna, Andrew and
Sophia
Filming Equipment –
Canon 600D
Bed
Be cautious around the fairy
lights High
Turn off lights after they
have been on for a while
Suffocation during
strangulation shot
Anna N/A Tell actor to not push down
on actors neck for too long or
too hard
High
Stop when actor has given
off a 'stop' gesture
Electrocution from
fairy lights
Anna N/A Loosely wrap the fairy lights
around the actors body High
Tell crew to stand away
from the fairy lights to
prevent them tightening

2. Broken Glass Filmmakers, Actors
and Director
N/A Be cautious around the fairy
lights and try not to step on
them
Moderate Ensure that there is a brush
to clean the glass up incase
an accident occurs
FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT
ACTION PLAN
Further action(s) required By Whom Date Completed
Brief the crew on hazards so they are aware of the dangers and
what can be done if they occur.
Sophia Michael 20/10/16
Ensure that the fairy lights can be turned off quickly. Andrew Michael 20/10/16
Bring a first aid kit incase of many minor injuries and ensure
there’s a phone nearby incase of any major casualties.
Anna Peleties 20/10/16

3. FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT
Essential Contact Numbers
EmergencyServices
Fire Brigade 999
Ambulance 999
Police 999
Chemist 020 8882 1646
Persons / property Contact name & Relationship
(if applicable)
Mobile
Yioda Demosthenos Lisa Demosthenos (Mother) 07758 369777
Anna Peleties Katie Peleties (Mother) 07753 459867