Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Risk Assessment

A risk assessment is a chart that is filled out in the pre production process of a film. It is when you consider all the dangers that can come to your actors and crew members. Also you have to cover what can go wrong during the production process. As a basic summery, it contains all the health and safety elements during filming.

Some elements that could be considered are;
- Alcohol/Drugs
- Camera Cables/Grip Equipment
- Unstable Structures
- Old, Derelict Buildings
- Confined Spaces
- Electricity/Gas (other than normal supplies)
- Fatigue
- Long Hours
- Fire/Flammable Materials
- Hot/Cold/Extreme Weather Conditions
- Hot/Cold/Extreme Temperature Conditions
- Noise-High Sound Levels
- Radiation
- Smoking whilst on Set
- Stunts/Dangerous Activities
- Working on Heights
- Working Overseas

As a director, it is your responsibility to make sure all actors and crew are safe throughout the whole production process, no matter what conditions you are working in.

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