Risk assessment - Miss Georgiou
It is very important to consider the risks before filming to find out what we should avoid and how to ensure that each member of our group will be as safe as possible. Identifying these risks will help to provide rules, for example, to hold the tripod tightly, while closed to prevent it hurting anyone or even breaking. Considering the risks also shows what could happen ad how to reduce the risk.
When filming I would constantly be on the look out to know if we are in contact with any risks, to ensure that each of us is safe. In an encounter with one of these hazards I would inform my member quickly to remove them before the hazard has become a problem for any of us
This post demonstrates some understanding of what a risk assessment is. You have made a start in identifying potential risks and hazards, however, further analysis of how you will prevent the hazards is needed to demonstrate further planning.
ReplyDeleteDid you counter any more risks while filming?