Risk assessment

Risk assessment

Kitchen

  • Make sure that the area is tidy before filming in order to make sure that there is not health and safety issues such as tripping over something that is on the floor
  • The crew are cautious of where the equipment is set up and can see the set up clearly as they do not tumble over cords/tripods if used

The walk to the park/ park scene


  • Be careful when filming with the camera in public as it is a very expensive piece of equipment
  • Keep the cord that is provided with the camera round your neck in order to prevent it falling and provide extra support when using it to film
  • Be cautious when holding the camera

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