Risk Assessment

Risk:	Probability:	Severity:	Damage:	Response:
Tripping over camera equipment.	1/10	5/10	Broken Camera, and injury to the actor	Make actors aware of camera positions and movements
Tripod and camera knocked over.	4/10	6/10	Damaged camera equipment	Be vigilant; avoid reckless behaviour, sand bags as weight for tripod legs if windy.
Disruption due to being a public walkway.	4/10	1/10	Longer takes for the scene, damaged to equipment	Stay aware of pedestrians intending to pass though the alleyway, and therefore the shot.
Passing cars on the road by the location	9/10	8/10	Damage to equipment,  injury to crew/actors	Staying aware of traffic on the road and keep an eye out for any passing cars.
Party poppers	6/10	6/10	Injury to crew and actor eyes	Aim party poppers away from other people faces, and be careful with them.
Kidnapping, using the car	4/10	9/10	Injury to actors arms, hands and legs	Have a few practise runs of closing the boot of the car, so the actor is ready for the actually take. Be aware of where the actor limbs are at all time.
Props (Assault rifle, pistol)	4/10	2/10	Injury, being trapped in mechanism. Falling over	Go thought how to use the equipment slowly, and until the actors are okay with using them. Have someone who knows how to use them.

These are the risks that could happen when filming our project. Most of these can be applied at all of the location we are using, some more specific than others.