Potential danger
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Potential outcomes
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Actions to avoid potential outcomes
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Benefits of filming in this location
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Do benefits outweigh risks?
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Tripping over lighting
kit/power cables (studio)
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Serious
injury/electrocution
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Cables are to be taped
to the floor for the duration of each shoot
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(Lighting kits to be
used in studio only) I can get the exact background and lighting by using a
studio for certain shots
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Yes
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Tripping and falling
off the slightly raised edge of the platform (studio)
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Serious injury
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Ensure the step is
made clearly visible and known, with enough light in the studio to see it at
all times
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The studio is required
in order to get certain shots, such as a silhouette of performer/s.
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Yes
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Parked and moving cars
(outside)
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Serious injury/being
knocked down
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Any outdoor filming
will be done in quiet, fully-lit (if shooting at night) residential areas
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Shot varieties.
Shooting outside will give a different dimension to the narrative and add
some increased interest
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Yes
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Animals/pets (if
Charlie’s house is chosen as a shooting location for certain elements of the
video)
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Allergic reaction
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All pets will be
banned from the shooting room/area. All performers will be warned in advance
of pets on the premises.
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Charlie’s house, if
chosen, will be required for some shots as an easy and highly effective
alternative to a full-size studio.
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Yes
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Saturday, 26 October 2013
Risk Assessment - Planning, Print Productions & Video
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