FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT

Company Name
Actief Pictures
Production Title
Lost In London
Producer Name
Emma, Tom and Lucy
Date of Risk Assessment

Hazard

Weather
(Raining/Snow)

Persons who may

be harmed
N/A

Production Date(s)
Director Name
Emma, Tom and Lucy
Risk Assessment conducted by

Property which
may be damaged

Risk controls already

in place

Risk Assessment
LOW, MODERATE,
HIGH, EXTREME
(see table)

Further action
required to control
risk ***

Camera as it would
get wet and may
not be waterproof
causing water
damage.

Make sure there are

umbrellas being used
in order to keep the
cameras dry.

Moderate

Do not use the

camera if you think it
will break and get a
waterproof cover for
it.

The Public

Emma, Tom and

Lucy

They may interrupt

the filming and
camera work as
they may get in the
way and not be
aware that we need
a particular space.

When using a
particular place, inform
the public that we will
be filming in the area
and to be aware that
they may be on film.

Moderate

Make sure that you

are not in someones
way and not filming
on private property.

Filming on the
Boat

Emma, Tom and

Lucy

The camera may

be dropped into the
Thames and then
will we lost or
someone may have
a misstep and fall
off the boat.

We have to make sure

that the boat is lit up
the whole time to show
if there is a rope or a
piece of equipment
that could be a hazard
to them falling over.
This prevents any
accidents from
occurring.

High

When the actors or

another member in
the making of Lost in
London, are not
acting or helping
within the scene they
have to stand inside
or behind the bar to
the edge of the boat
for health and safety
reasons.

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Going on the
London Eye

Filming on the
Bridge

Lucy and Emma

N/A

One of the public with

us on the London Eye
or Lucy or Emma may
get claustrophobia so
in this we have the
emergency button
inside the bubble and
if someone faints or is
ill you call it and help
is with us soon.

Low

Emma, Tom and

Lucy

We have to make
sure that the
camera is securely
on the tripod when
we are filming
otherwise the
camera may fall off
and be damaged or
completely broken.

Make sure everything

is set and the tripod is
folded down
completely when not
in use.

Moderate

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Make sure before

passing onto the
London eye that no
one feels queasy

Do not use the

camera if you think it
will break.