Risk assessments are important in the film industry as the cast and film crew should feel safe while the film is being produced, by having risk assessments it lets people know what to keep an eye out for and how to prevent these risks from happening. A Risk Assessment is a process of evaluating the potential risk that may involve in a project you are working on and highlighting the dangers.
The reason why risk assessments are done is in order to identify, analyze and evaluate the risks associated with the production of the opening scene. We have made a risk assessment to enable us to stay safe when we are filming and take reasonable and responsible precautions. Thanks to risk assessments, we can determine the appropriate ways to eliminate or improve the hazard that maybe caused in the area of filming. A risk assessment is an evaluation of future and current filming scenes in order to identify different situations or processes that can cause harm to the actors or filming crew. Providing that any potential risk of a hazard is made, we can evaluate the risk beforehand and then decide what measures should be taken in order to prevent or control the risk that could occur.
Risk assessments are also important as they provide a plan for a safe filming facility. Safety rules are created for awareness of the hazard and risks in the working place. They can identify who may be at risk and where, and show the measures that the person/actor, needs to take in order to prevent himself/herself from becoming involved in a drama themselves.
As you can see, I have made a chart with all of the risks I have found and what precautions are needed in order to prevent it from happening.
This demonstrates a good understanding of why a risk assessment is essential to carry out. You have discussed the purpose why and it is clear to see that you have considered your hazards in some detail too.
ReplyDeleteDid you counter any more risks, while you were filming?