Risk Assessment


I was required to made a risk assessment for the film introduction I am going to be recording. I did this to run through all the possible risks that could affect the filming or the actors. I did this in the form of a table as i believe that it is the easiest, most organised way to lay out the work. This risk assessment will help me avoid any form of danger during the time we spend filming.

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