YOUR LOGO – AND COMPANY ADDRESS
ACTIVITY ASSESSED: Game Over
ACTIVITY LOCATION: WHO’S AT RISK:
Drama Room and Dark Actors/filming
alley crew
HAZARD
Potential for harm
General public
Inappropriate contact with the
general public, which can lead to
injuries or having the police, called
for inappropriate behaviour in public
and also causing danger to the
general public.
Electricity – portable electrical
equipment’s
Make sure that portable electrical
equipment such as camera, tripods
and cables are not left unattended
in public as it can be stolen or be
harm to people in the public and the
production team filming the short
film as well.
Vehicle Impact or Collision - making
sure that the member of the
production team doesn’t get hit
while filming short film near the
road.
Physical Fatigue
Working for a long period of time
might have a physical toll on the
actors and the production team
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ASSESSMENT DATE: ASSESSED BY:
16/01/2019 Claude Ayoro
NEXT ASSESSMENT BEFORE: APPROVED BY:
20/01/2019 Mr Morgan/Mrs
Wellings
Residual Residual CONTROL MEASURES
Risk Risk level*
Level* (AFTER) Reducing the risk level to an acceptable level
(BEFORE)
To reduce the risk of this we must conduct
2 1 ourselves in a good manner in public and not
create any commotions in public.
We will also make sure that we record the film
quickly as possible while in public so that we don’t
cause any disturbance while in public.
We must not create slip or trip hazards on
pavements and pedestrian areas, for example,
from trailing cables, leaving production equipment
such as camera cases unsupervised.
The location picked by the crew will ensure that
the people in the public can get through the set in
between takes and will be able to pass without
instruction.
4 1 Make sure to assign one member of the
production team to look after the equipment and
make sure it is not left unattended also make sure
that all equipment are put in cases when carrying
them around to prevent them from falling and
breaking.
2 1 Ensure that people do not work too closely to the
road when filming and when working near the
road make sure that someone monitors the road
to reduce risks of getting hit by the car.
3 1 Everyone involved in the short film will be given as
many breaks as they desire, drinks will be given
and allowed on set so that the will be energised
and hydrated throughout the process of filming the
sort film.
There will also be a restriction on the amount of
hours of filming when filming the short film no
more than 2 hours.
 SD Cards
SD cards might not be saved which
can result in losing of all of work
and we might lose the SD cards.
2 1 Having multiple SD cards as backups so that if we
lose one SD cards we have one to use as a
backup. Secondly constantly saving the work to
make sure that we don’t lose any of the work and
lastly making sure that we keep the SD Card in a
safe place while filming.

Sounds 1 1 Make sure to talk to team to be as less disruptive

Make sure we don’t make any noise as possible reducing amount of noises made.
in public that can disruptive in
public

Personal Protective Equipment Needed Provided By Level of First Aid provision First Aiders
needed
N/A N/A
N/A N/A

Nearest 24 hour Hospital and/or Doctor

Nearest Telephone: 01689 856 050 – Ravens Wood Princess Royal Hospital

The Old Town Hall, Patriot Square, Bethnal Green, LONDON E2 9NP

Tel. 020-8980-8771 FAX: 020-8981-2272 email: info@filmoffice.co.uk Website: www.filmoffice.co.uk

The FiLM Office is a Limited Liability Partnership: Partnership number: OC315990