Smashing Stereotypes: Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment 
Production Title: Don’t judge a book by its cover
Crew: Director: Pearl & Neset
Cinematographer: Pearl Adewale
Address of shoot: TV studio (Leyton Sixth Form College)

Date: 30/10/2019
The following potential risks / hazards might be present:
Floor space      Tripping hazards           low lighting      adverse weather / temperatures 
Electrical cords and sockets    Flammable materials  Crowds                            Fatigue              Traffic
Animals             Scaffolding / working at height                           Stunts / dangerous activities    Water
Where present, please list them below:
Risk / Hazard identified
People affected
Existing controls
Action to be taken to reduce risk or hazard
Electrical cords or sockets


The people we will be filming ( inclusion of actors)
The control we have made to modify any risk is make sure we only use the plug stocks and cables that we need.
Put all electrical cords or sockets away or out of site.

Floor space

The actors coming in and out of the shoot
we will have an order in which people can enter the space to avoid collision
we shouldn’t have more than three people at a time in the room because we don’t want any type of overcrowding and any accidents taking place

Tripping hazards

Potentially the cinematographer ,director and actors
Making sure things are where they are supposed to be and not scattered everywhere
Letting everyone know they should be aware of their surroundings, otherwise there could be a chance of an accident, with loose cables or wires.

Low lighting

It could affect the way people turn out on camera
Make sure we test the lighting before we start shooting
That we do a run through shot



















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