Risk Assessment

The potential risks we could run into while filming could depend on the different areas we are filming in, for example if we are in a area near a lake or with the danger or water such as rain then we need to protect the camera from water and also use safety like strapping the camera around the neck of who ever is filming so it is secure and does not drop and get damaged. I is also a good idea to keep the camera in the secure pouch when it is not being used and strapped around the person taking care of the camera at that time, you can also avoid the camera being left behind and lost.

although the area we have chosen to film in is secure and well known by members of our group, it would be better if we film most of our shots in day time to reduce the risk of possible theft of equipment being lost.

Responsabilty for the all the equipment we are using and taking out is very important as the equipment is expensive and costly for the college if it is lost therefore it is crucial that we take care of the equipment and have it safe and under supervision at all time. As a group we will not be taking out or using the equipment unless we are filming for our project as it is better like that. Also lending or giving the equipment to other people who are not part of the project will not be happining to avoid any damage or loss of equipment.

As a group and individuals we all take responsabilty for the equipment and know that we have to maintain them and give them back to college the same way it has been given to us.