Angel Bird

Health and Safety Assessment

Director: Angel Bird
Editor: Amy Cole
Camerawoman: Angel Bird

Potential Hazards Who could be
harmed
Precautions to
Avoid the Risk
Risk Rating
(0: Very Low
5: Very High)
Injury due to carrying
heavy camera
equipment.

Camerawoman,
Director and Editor
Ask for help carrying
equipment if needed,
take a break if it gets
too heavy and be
aware of the
surroundings.
4- This could
potentially cause
serious injury and
damage expensive
equipment.
Eye strain/ back
soreness from sitting
at a computer
The Editor Make sure they take
frequent breaks in
between editing and
sit in a suitable
position.
3- This could
compromise the
health of the editor.
Wrist strain The Camerawoman Make sure the
camera is in the
correct position when
being held and use
the tripod to support
the majority of its
weight.
3- This could
compromise the
health of the
camerawoman and
possibly damage
equipment if it is
dropped.
Danger When
handling Props
Actors and Director Inform actors that
props handled could
potentially be
dangerous.
4- This could
potentially cause
injury to cast and
prevent them from
continuing filming.
Tripping over
Equipment in the
Garage
Camerawoman,
Director and Editor
Make sure everyone
is told to watch where
they are walking as
there could be
equipment on the
floor due to mise-en -
scene.
3- This could
potentially cause
minor injury and
damage expensive
equipment if it is
dropped.
When one actor is
carrying out a torture
scene with another
actor
Actors Make sure the actors
both know exactly
how the sequence
should be carried out
and make sure they
are careful with any
dangerous props.
4- This could
potentially cause
serious injury to the
actors.