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Cambridge Film Production Hazards Guide

The document provides production information for a short film thriller called "Hero" to be filmed in Cambridge, UK. It lists the crew members and assesses potential hazards for the production. Significant hazards identified include trip hazards from uneven pavement, potential for manual handling injuries if equipment is dropped, noise from outdoor filming locations, repetitive motions from multiple takes, and fatigue from moving between locations. Controls to mitigate these risks include being careful on pavements, using camera straps, checking noise sensitivity, taking breaks between takes, and keeping cast hydrated and fed. With these controls, all risks are rated as low.

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Cambridge Film Production Hazards Guide

The document provides production information for a short film thriller called "Hero" to be filmed in Cambridge, UK. It lists the crew members and assesses potential hazards for the production. Significant hazards identified include trip hazards from uneven pavement, potential for manual handling injuries if equipment is dropped, noise from outdoor filming locations, repetitive motions from multiple takes, and fatigue from moving between locations. Controls to mitigate these risks include being careful on pavements, using camera straps, checking noise sensitivity, taking breaks between takes, and keeping cast hydrated and fed. With these controls, all risks are rated as low.

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A - Production Information

Assessment title Hero


Assessment Outline Create a short film thriller
Location details Cambridge: Netherhall school, Parkers peace and streets
Series / Production / Unit Unit 5
Crew Member Damian, Lewis, Jacob, Gianfranco, Rebecca, Beth, Morgan

Hazard Checklist – use this list to help you identify any significant hazards. Hazards in bold contain links to our Safety Guidelines.
Situational Tick Physical / Chemical Tick Health Tick
Asphyxiation / hypoxia (diving) Cold surface – contact with Allergic reaction
Attack by animal Cold exposure / hypothermia Disease / infectious agent
Crush by load Electric shock Fatigue / exertion fgjh
Drowning Explosive release of pressure Lack of food / water
Entanglement in machinery Fire Repetitive actions fgjh
Falls from height Hazardous substance Static body posture
Impact / collision (driving) Heat exposure / exhaustion Psychological (stress /anxiety)
Manual handling fgjh Hot surface – contact with Human factors
Object falling, moving or flying Lasers Lack of the 4C’s *
Obstruction / exposed feature Noise fgjh Security / High Risk
Sharp object / material Radiation (ionizing) Abuse (child protection)
Slippery surface Radiation (non-ionizing) Personal abuse / threats
Stroboscopic light Vibration Assault by person
Trap in moving machinery Environmental Bomb threat / explosion
Trip hazard fgjh Environmental damage / pollution Kidnap
High wind / air pressure Environmental nuisance Shot by firearm
*Competence, Communication, Co-operation, Co-ordination
Part B - Hazards, Controls and Risks
Activity Who is at Risk Significant Hazards Controls Risk rating
What is it you are doing and Anything about them Outline what could cause harm or Precautions which are / should be in place to control the risk of harm or damage All controls
where? which affects the risk? damage applied (H/M/L)
Trip hazard Everyone Pavements can be uneven, can be Make sure everyone is careful by telling them to mind their step as the pavements can be L
a trip hazard uneven.
Manual handling Camera person Could drop the camera on Make sure the camera has a strap so that it does not fall. L
themselves and cause damage to
them and the camera.
Noise Everyone Most fi lming locati ons will be Make sure no one is very sensiti ve L
located outside there for there will
be a lot of city noise.
Repeti ti ve acti ons Everyone Everyone will be repeati ng acti ons Make sure to take small breaks in-between each recording session L
especially if there will be any
retakes.
Fati gue / exerti on Everyone There could be a lot of movement Make sure actors stay hydrated and have snacks for them prepared.
from locati on to locati on and the
actors get ti ered

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