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    This risk assessment form identifies potential hazards for a college media studies project involving model lights, cameras, furniture, and filming violent scenes. It notes that model lights could fall and injure actors if not securely placed. Camera wires and unstable cameras or furniture could also cause trips and falls. Violent scenes require close supervision to prevent actors from getting carried away and actually harming each other. Precautions include secure placement of lights and equipment, clear visibility of wires, stable cameras and furniture, and ensuring all involved remain focused and in control during physical scenes.

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    This risk assessment form identifies potential hazards for a college media studies project involving model lights, cameras, furniture, and filming violent scenes. It notes that model lights could fall and injure actors if not securely placed. Camera wires and unstable cameras or furniture could also cause trips and falls. Violent scenes require close supervision to prevent actors from getting carried away and actually harming each other. Precautions include secure placement of lights and equipment, clear visibility of wires, stable cameras and furniture, and ensuring all involved remain focused and in control during physical scenes.

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    Northallerton College Media Studies Risk Assessment Form: Hazard Who It Could Harm. How? Precautions To Be Taken

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    This risk assessment form identifies potential hazards for a college media studies project involving model lights, cameras, furniture, and filming violent scenes. It notes that model lights could fall and injure actors if not securely placed. Camera wires and unstable cameras or furniture could also cause trips and falls. Violent scenes require close supervision to prevent actors from getting carried away and actually harming each other. Precautions include secure placement of lights and equipment, clear visibility of wires, stable cameras and furniture, and ensuring all involved remain focused and in control during physical scenes.

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    Northallerton College Media Studies Risk Assessment Form

    Hazard Model lights used in audition sequence falling Who it could harm. How? Could fall onto ourselves or our actors and cause injury. Can also dazzle the actors if flash bulb goes off. Precautions to be taken Make sure they are placed somewhere where they are clearly visible and will not be knocked over, also be careful when moving around the studio not to knock them over. It is important to also make sure that nobody is looking directly into the light. Ensure the wires are clearly visible and out of the way. Make sure the camera is securely fastened to the tripod and is stable, so there is no danger of overbalancing. Make sure everyone is aware of their surroundings and is behaving appropriately. Also make sure that all the furniture is secure before standing anything on top of it.

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    Furniture

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    Could be tripped over and cause an injury. When filming from a high angle, there is a risk of it falling and injuring the actors involved Sofas or chairs can cause injury if they are tripped over. When filming there may be points when the camera and cameraman may be on a table, this may cause damage to the camera or person if they fall off the table. The violent scene where one Make sure both actors are of our characters is being fully focused on what they strangled could possibly cause have to do. an injury if the actor who will be doing the strangling gets carried away or is too forceful.

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