Overall risk assessment

Risk assessment (Overall)

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Tripping over props and furniture	actors	location furniture	furniture has been shown to the crew and actors so that they will not trip over it	MODERATE	uneeded furniture will be removed from the location during shooting so that actors won't be able to I just themselves so easily.
bad lighting may limit visibility	actors and cameraman	props	Lights will be used in the location allowing for the shit to become clearer and to reduce the risk of actors tripping.	LOW	Roots and other objects that could injure the crew will be marked with tape so it can be seen.
actors may slip over when walking	actors	none	Crew will make sure the floor that is being used is not slippery when used. The actor will also make sure their feet aren't wet by drying then before the shot.	MODERATE	The crew will dry the floor before the shot to make sure that it is dry during each take.
cameraman may fall while moving the dolly	cameraman	dolly and camera	Other crew members will make sure that there is nothing in the way of the dolly.	MODERATE	A track will be set out for the camera man to use which has been cleared so they have the lowest chance of falling.
actors may injure themselves while disguising themselves	actors and cameraman	props and costumes	The director will demonstrate to the actors how they should put on their costumes	LOW	Photos will be taken to show how to equip  them.
prosthetic may limit vision	cameraman and actors	props	The art director will show how to put on the prosthetic so that vision isn't obscured whilst filming.	MODERATE	Filming will be reset if the actor says their vision is impaired because of it.
tree roots may injure actors	actors	props and costumes	Actors will be shown where the hazards are in the area of filming so that they don't trip themselves.	LOW	Bright tale will be put over all hazards that aren't in shot.

Stunt props risk assessment

Production title: Lunar Takeover

Production dates: 19^th-24^th October

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Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Realistic guns	Fake guns could cause issues with passers by	Some school property may be damaged and props may be destroyed if the police are called	Filming inside with signs to clearly indicate filming. Charlie is in charge of communicating the risk	HIGH	Have spare students to stop people from entering during filming to avoid them seeing props
Weapons being used	Stunt props could injure actors	none	Making sure the props aren’t real weapons and checking that actors are never hitting each other with props. Steven is in charge of communicating this	MODERATE	Show the actors how to use the gun so that they don’t hit themselves with the props
Actors falling whilst using the props in scenes	Actors using the stunt props	Costumes and stunt props	Using matrasses or airbeds to stop them from injuring themselves when they fall. Charlie is in charge of telling the actors to fall on the airbeds	LOW	Show the actors how they should fall and act so that they safe land on the airbed.

Miniatures risk assessment

Production title: Lunar Takeover

Production dates: 19^th – 24^th of October (could change)

Location:  green screen

Producer:

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Miniatures could have sharp parts	Those who have to touch the miniature.	Paper and other weak materials. Small cuts.	None	LOW	Blunt the edges
Miniatures in flight	Anyone in the direction of the flying miniature	The miniature, body parts, windows, camera.	The person launching the miniature	MODERATE	Keep everyone a safe distance away from miniature
Stepping on Miniature	Anyone	Miniature	None	LOW	Make sure to know where the miniature s at all times.

prosthetics rick assessment

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Actor could be allergic to ingredients	Actor that is using the prosthetic	Props and costume due to allergic reaction	Make sure that the actors have no allergies to the product used by checking with their doctors.	MODERATE	Tell all actors involved with shooting what ingredients are involved with the fake blood.
Actors could slip on fake blood	Blood could injure actors	Props and green screen	Tell all actors that they cannot stand on certain points so that they don’t slip	HIGH	Place tape over the areas where they cant move to avoid them falling over.
Make up artist may accidentally injure the actor whilst cutting the putty	Actor who could be cut	Costumes and props	Briefing the makeup artist how deep the cut should go	LOW	Place board over the area of the prosthetic so that the actor cannot be cut as easily

Production title: Lunar Takeover

Production dates: 1/11/15 - 10/11/15

Location: Long Road

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