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The document assesses potential risks and hazards for shooting scenes in various locations, including a hut, tunnel, phone box, office, forest, outside the forest near a car, on a cliff edge, and inside a house. It identifies risks such as debris, low lighting increasing chances of trips and falls, skidding in a car, objects that could be tripped over, and falling from the cliff edge. Actions recommended include removing debris, checking for removable objects, driving safely, and staying back from cliff edges.
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