The purpose of a risk assessment is for all the group members in a group to know all the hazards that could potentially happen, when planning out what risks could possibly happen it makes my group and myself could look out for. It's also key because when we're filming we can prevent ways of certain risks occurring. It's important to include discuss this before filming as it's highlighting all the possibilities that could happen when filming, it makes the group more aware as to what could happen and makes the risks less likely to happen as your being more careful.
Risk Assessments are carried out before any filming is started, it's important to ensure that the whole group are aware of what could potentially happen when we begin filming. Risk assessment is identifying all the risks, discussing the potential risks that can occur and then analyse how we would avoid these risks.
As a group we spoke about what we would do to increase the risks that could possibly happen, As a group we discussed all the risks we had, and we were aware of all the possible hazards and if something did happen we had a back-up plan, so we would know how to fix what went wrong. We knew how to be careful with what we are doing and what we should do to fix our faults. Also to ensure that the risks are highlighted and made obvious to each group member. When we was managing the equipment, we followed our risk assessment discussed what we should and shouldn't use to decrease the possible risks that could occur when filming. We all understand the risks and would could potentially happen which is why we have made a decision to use the safest of equipment.
When filming we didn't encounter any risks as they were avoided as we wrote down the risks and followed what to possibly avoid that may occur. We ensured that all risks were avoided, due to every member in the group being aware of what was happening around them. The role of a risk assessment is to ensure that all risks are avoided and it made every member in the group have a better understanding of what not to do when we began filming. When we was filming we ensured that all group members had suitable footwear on, this was to make sure that everyone involved didn't step in glass, due to the scene where there is broken glass and we avoided going on the grass as it had been raining a lot which would of made it slippery and a hazard to everyones safety. To ensure that everyone was aware of what is going on around them we followed our risk assessment on what not to do, Every time we was filming we made sure that the camera was fully charged as we didn't want to have a camera wire in the way; which could cause one of our group members to trip and injure themselves.
This post demonstrates some understanding of what a risk assessment is and the purpose that it has to a production. You have made a start with considering the potential risks of your production and ways in which you can prevent the risks from occurring, but you need to elaborate on the points that you have included in your conclusion, by elaborating on your points in more detail.
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