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ASSESSMENT FORM.
A Risk Assessment is a careful examination of what could cause harm to yourself, members of the public and people involved in the production, so that you can
weigh up whether you have taken enough precautions or should do more to prevent harm.
Take into consideration disabilities, medical conditions and those with allergies.
Date of Risk Assessment: Risk Assessment conducted by: Elijah Stratford & Sam Hodson
Location of filming Potential Hazard Person(s) who may Property which may Risk Assessment LOW, Further action Person(s)
& date. be harmed be damaged MODERATE, HIGH, required to control Responsible.
EXTREME risk
Be aware of where
Western field, and Dogs running into Dogs, plus animal Cameras, tripods and Moderate the dogs are running, Although dogs have a
Pet Shop equipment trainer and crew boom mic. assure that they are mind of their own, the
members away from the animal trainers will be
equipment when not responsible for their
filming. actions and therefore
in charge of what the
dogs do.
In regards to not
Western field Being hit with the toy Dogs, crew members Cameras and tripods Low filming, ensure that
and actors/actresses the dogs are playing
away from the
equipment to avoid it
being damaged.
When filming, make
sure that the camera
operater films at a
safe distance to avoid
the camera getting
hit.
Transport from Verbal harassment Filming Crew, Low to moderate, Avoid all The public would be
Western Field to actor/actress depending on the confrontational the ones responsible
the Pet Shop location remarks or gestures. for this, and the crew
Make sure no would need to be
reaction is displayed prepared in case of
due to the possibility any kind of conflict.
of provoking a The best response to
further response. this, in regards to the
nature of the verbal
harassment, would be
to either contact the
hate crime number or
report it to the
authorities.
Western field Damage to Filming Crew, Camera equipment Moderate Keep the equipment The filming crew
equipment actors/actress and stable and easily would be responsible
dogs transported to avoid for the welfare of the
falling or breaking. equipment, and also
the safety of the crew
and dogs due to the
possibility of the
microphone being
dropped or hitting a
member of the crew,
BTEC IN CREATIVE MEDIA
the dog or the
actor/actress on the
head or the tripod
being unstable.
Emergency Services
Persons / property Contact name & Relationship Business Hours Mobile Out of hours
(if applicable)
public space on Laceby Road Council owned public property. N/A N/A N/A
(backup location) Council number: 01472 326300