Canon Pre-production.

 


Risk Assessment forms had to be done before the shoot, insuring the safety of everyone involved. It was important we did this otherwise the shoot would have been on hold until the paperwork was filled out. Location Scouting however was done as a way to get formal permission to take photos in the space we chose.

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