Risk Assessment

I created a risk assessment chart that outlined any potential hazards that could arise when filming, I also ranked them to show the likelihood of it happening and that severity of the consequence. I also added a column addressing what I have done in order to minimise the risk happening all together. By doing this, the cast and crew already know of any hazards that could happen during filming and therefore can be mindful of these which can create a safer working environment. 



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