This is the risk assesment for my A2 media studies production. This is for filming in the woodland area.

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Risk Assessment
Production title: Gang Crime: What would you choose?
Location Hazard Avoidance
Woodland Tripping on uneven ground when Ensure that actors/actresses are
area walking to the location and when wearing suitable footwear for
running during filming. woodland area. Forewarn them of the
location.
Being rained on. When the filming date has been
confirmed, check the weather
forecast and, if raining or stormy,
change the date of filming to a day
with better weather.
Being in the way of pedestrians. Film during the day so that most
people will be at work and will not be
walking their dogs.
Running out of daylight which could Film during the day/afternoon/early
cause tripping hazard. evening to ensure that there is
enough daylight. If it gets too dark,
then rearrange a date to finish filming.
Dogs off of their leads which could run Film during the day when the area is
on to the filming set and cause injury to less likely to be busy and warn the
actors/actresses. actors/actresses of the possibility of
dogs.
Try to film in a quiet location.
If a dog does run into the set, stop
filming, ignore the dog as it may be
dangerous and continue filming once
the owner has taken control of the
dog and have moved away. To
prevent this happening, stop filming if
you see a dog running towards the
set.
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