Risk Assessment

Taking into consideration all the potential risks when filming is and an essential stage of planning as it ensures no one gets hurt on set and no equipment gets damaged which would end up causing a delay in filming. Below are the potential risks we could face and a plan of how we plan on avoiding them.

Risk	Potential hazards	Risk level	Risk management
Sitting on rocks at the beach	Could be slippery	High	Making sure the actor is wearing suitable footwear and making sure its not slippery before hand- Not filming after its been raining
Uneven/slippery surface	Tripping over	Low	Watch carefully where walking
Bad weather	Broken equipment	Moderate	Keeping under shelter until it has stopped
Dropping equipment into water	Broken equipment	Moderate	Using a reliable tripod, keeping it stable at all times
Sparkler	Burn herself	Moderate	Keeping it at arms lengths and making sure she is only holing it for no longer than necessary and short periods of time