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Risk Assessment for Deep Valley Motel

This document contains a risk assessment for the film production "Deep Valley Motel" filming on March 15-16 at various locations. It identifies possible risks such as props, use of vehicles, weather, and night shooting. A hazard checklist is provided to identify potential issues. The risk assessment will be used to keep cast and crew safe at all three filming locations. Precautions highlighted in the assessment will be completed before shooting to maintain safety on set and prevent injuries.

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Risk Assessment for Deep Valley Motel

This document contains a risk assessment for the film production "Deep Valley Motel" filming on March 15-16 at various locations. It identifies possible risks such as props, use of vehicles, weather, and night shooting. A hazard checklist is provided to identify potential issues. The risk assessment will be used to keep cast and crew safe at all three filming locations. Precautions highlighted in the assessment will be completed before shooting to maintain safety on set and prevent injuries.

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Tormented Pictures
Representing the Film Production Company of England

Risk Assessment
Production Title: Deep Valley Motel Filming Dates: 15th & 16th March 11
Production Company: TormentedPictures Location Address: Hastleon Hall,
Director: Sammy Hemmings 179 Bexhill Road, 7 Meadowsweet
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At the filming locations, there are possible risks and hazards that were
recognised. In order to film I have completed a checklist of all risks that were
seen.
The risk assessment will be used for the three locations in order to keep all cast
and crew away from harm. I will keep the risk assessment with me at all times
in order to maintain safe precautions on set.
Lastly, before setting up on set I will complete precautions that are highlighted
in the assessment that would need to be done before shooting. This will
maintain safeness on set while filming and prevent any risks that may cause
injury to anyone.

Hazard Checklist Tick Hazard Checklist Tick

1 Animals ------ 12 Knife possible


2 Confined Spaces ------ 13 Night Shooting possible
3 Eroded Buildings possible 14 Pedestrians possible
4 Falling Objects possible 15 Risk of Infection ------
5 Fatigue/ Long possible 16 Trip Hazards possible
hours 17 Water ------
6 Fire ------ 18 Weapons possible
7 Glass ------ 19 Wet Floor possible
8 Hammer possible 20 Windy wet possible
9 Hazardous Props possible weather
10 Heat/Cold – possible 21 Visual Effects ------
extreme temperatures 22 Vehicles possible
11 Insect bites and ------ 23 Other ------
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Main Persons Property Risk controls Risk Further


Hazard’s who may which in place Assessment action that

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Recognised be may be may aid
harmed damaged risk
Props Cast and The - Handle High - One person
(weapons Crew props carefully. to be
etc.) - Put props allocated to
8. 9. 12. 18. away in holder weapons
when not using only.
them. - Only one
- Someone to of the props
supervise the to be on set
props at all at all times.
times.
Use of a Cast, Crew Camera/ - Only licensed Moderate - The engine
vehicle and Public tripod. driver to use should not
14. 22. vehicle. run except
- Speed: 20mph when in
or under. priority
- Use in safe shots.
location and - Put up
keep crew and flyers and
cast away from warning
production signs about
when not the moving
needed vehicle.
Rain and Cast and Camera, - Do not film in Very Likely - Keep
Termperature Crew the props rainy weathers. umbrellas
s - Extra jumpers and the
10. 20 and coats for gazebo up
cold weather. ready to use
on set.
Night Cast and Camera/ - Keep lights up High - Highlight
Shooting Crew tripod. on set so sight all hazards
13. is not at risk to on set so all
result in injury. people are
not at risk
when in the
dark.

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