This risk assessment form identifies hazards for a film shoot and rates their risks. It lists hazards such as camera equipment damage from weather or misuse, losing equipment, using wrong props, unauthorized filming locations, windy weather, and actors being late or absent. Most hazards are rated as medium or low risk. Controls are provided to mitigate each hazard, such as protecting camera equipment, regularly checking equipment, proper preparation, research to avoid unauthorized locations, securely attaching tripods, and confirming actor availability.

1. Risk assessment form
Task: Prevention of hazardous risks.
Hazards Risk rating
(high,med,low)
Controls
Damage of camera equipment(Rain,
misuse of tripod,droppingcamera
etc.)
Losingequipmentwhenatlocations
or on route to locations
Usingwrong props
Filminginprivate orunauthorised
areas
Windyand wetweather
Actors notshowingwhenfilmingor
arrivinglate whichwill delaytime
Medium
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Make sure camera iswell protected
and securedtotripodand focusedon
the filmingof the footage.
Make sure equipmentis regularly
checkedandon personsat all times.
Make sure preparationisfinishedand
rightprops are beingusedforthe
filming.
Make sure researchand planningis
completedandavoidfilminginthese
locations.
Make sure tripodissecuredby
camera manto preventbeingblown
or knockeddown
Make sure the right actors neededare
certaintheycan come on the days
plannedandthat youmeetthem
before goingtolocationincase they
can not findthe place youwant them
to be.