The document discusses the risks associated with filming a music video. It identifies low risks such as paper cuts, eye scratches, burns, tripping, and falling. High risks include breaking legs from spinning, electrocution from electronics or lighting, and being ran over while filming outside or near streets. To mitigate these risks, the actress will perform safely and be aware of all safety hazards while filming.

1. Risk Assessment
(Health And Safety)
Beth Dobson

2. The Risks
There are many risks that may occur when
filming the music video, the risks could
affect both the person filming and the
actress. I will discuss the risks from low to
high throughout this PowerPoint
Presentation.

3. Low Risk
The low risks that can occur during filming the
music video could be:
• Paper Cut –from holding a piece of paper with
the lyrics printed on
• Scratching the eye ball -when putting make-up
on the face.
• Getting burnt -by the fire
• Tripping- when walking with high heels on
• Falling- when not wearing glasses (due to the
model having visual impairment)
To avoid all these risks my actress will perform safely and be aware of all the
safety hazards. Many of these hazards are very unlikely to occur, but there are
possibilities it could happen if equipment is not used correctly.

4. High Risks
• Breaking leg- By spinning in the field
• Electrocution- With all the surrounding
electronics
• Electrocution- In case lighting hits the
actress when she’s outside
• Ran Over- when walking along the
street/road
To avoid all these risks my actress will perform safely and be aware of all the
safety hazards. Many of these hazards are very unlikely to occur, but there are
possibilities it could happen if equipment is not used correctly.