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Liberty Kavanagh is producing a film shoot in a busy city location which presents personal injury, health and safety, and equipment damage risks that require mitigation. Potential risks include actors falling, equipment being damaged due to the environment, and cast or crew having undisclosed medical conditions. Liberty will conduct risk assessments, ensure safe equipment handling, and confirm medical preparedness to minimize risks while halting production would be her responsibility if risks are not adequately addressed.
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