PRODUCTION TITLE: Pop

DATE OF FILMING: 2nd May 2023 (11am – 12:30pm)

LOCATION North Road, Poole, BH14 0LS
ADDRESS:
DESCRIPTION OF I will be setting up two cameras in the studio which I have booked
ACTIVITY/ out for the 2nd of May 2023. I will be filming someone pulling a
PRODUCTION: string, sitting down and then eating some popcorn whilst the lights
are flashing at him. This is nothing with not much risk if I take the
risks into consideration. It will be happening three times with
different flavours of popcorn and colour of lights.

PERSONS TAKING Crew (Producer) – Harvey Gerring

PART: Actor – Isaac Gannon
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STUDENTS
ACTORS
CREW
NON-STUDENTS

In the box below tick any of the hazards that you may come into contact with while recording
your production, if the hazard is not on the list please tick other.

HAZARD CHECKLIST
NUMBE HAZARD TICK
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1 Trip hazards ✔️
2 Proximity to water
3 Risk of fire ✔️
4 Live electrical equipment ✔️
5 Vehicles / modes of transport
6 Machinery proximity
7 Weather conditions
8 Members of public at location
9 Access to location ✔️
10 Props ✔️
11 First Aid medical requirements
12 Falling objects ✔️
13 Working at height / Working near a drop
14 Others (Please specify)
Below you must detail the hazard number from the check list, identify where the hazard is
coming from and detail how you will limit the risk of the hazards you have identified.

HAZARD HAZARD DETAILS HOW WILL YOU LIMIT THE RISKS

NUMBER
1 Trip hazards – Either one of us
could trip on a cable, tripod, or the
chair if we are not careful about
out our placement of our
equipment.
3 Risk of fire – When working with
electrical equipment, there is
always a risk of something catching
fire. Particularly since we are
working with a lightbulb and a lamp
which could explode.
4 Live electrical equipment – Like I
mentioned previously, there is
always a risk when using live
electrical equipment, but it is easy
to fix with some slight changes.
9 Access to location - In the studio,
there’s only one exit in the room.
10 Props – Our popcorn could
technically be choked on or spilled.
12 Falling objects – The lighting could
perhaps fall from the roof.
Below you must sign off that you accept the risks and will adhere to safe working practice.
On some assignments staff with need to sign your risk assessment for you to hire out kit.
We will make sure that cables are tied
and that we are completely aware of
our surroundings and then move
around slowly to make sure that we do
not trip on anything.
We will keep water away from the
electrical equipment and operate it
correctly to ensure it does not catch
fire. We will also make sure that the
electrical equipment is working
completely fine, so it does not
randomly catch on fire.
We will keep water away from the
electrical equipment and operate it
correctly and safely to make sure
there’s no danger. We will also make
sure it works completely fine before
use to make sure it doesn’t
malfunction.
We will make sure that the exit is
cleared at all time just incase we need
to escape if something sets on fire for
example.
We will make sure that everything is
clean so we don’t drop any.
We can’t really control that apart from
working away from the lighting itself so
we can get out of the way.

STUDENT NAME: Harvey Gerring STUDENT

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