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.

1. Risk Assessment
Shot and Location Potential Hazards and risks Action to be taken
Hut in West Park Debris from outside on Move as much visible
the floor debris as possible
Tunnel near Tesco Low key lighting Clear anything in which
therefore the area will the actors could trip
be harder to see, trips over easily.
and falls become
more likely.
Phone box Minimal risks n/a
Office Minimal risks n/a
Forest Low key lighting, Check the area for
possible accidents major, removable
such as people objects which the
tripping and the actors could trip over
danger of trees
Outside the forest (car) Possible skidding from Drive as safely as
the car. Stones on the possible
floor could fly up from
car and hit people.
Cliff edge Actor could fall or trip Don’t go too close to
over the edge. the edge of the cliff
and make sure
someone else is
always there for back
up.
House (interior) Minimal risks n/a