Pre-production (Risk Assessment)

Risk Assessment Form

Risk Assessed

Risk Assessment forms are important to the safety of everyone included in filming, making sure everyone will be out of harms way and how to prevent incidents in the future. Without the Risk Assessment the filming would not have been allowed to go forwards, issues that could be caused would end up being a problem. We then assessed the risks we could possibly have, coming up with solutions for those things just in case.

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