Risk Assessment

1. No filming in inappropriate locations.
2. Check safety of locations e.g. roads.
3. Minimise risk of theft or equipment.
4. When filming on location ensure teacher or responsible adult know where you are and have a telephone number and a time of when you will return.
5. Check all equipment is working before you leave.
6. Ensure you have permission for filming if necessary.
7. Always film with at least one other person.
8. Ensure you have permission of those you are filming

Risk Assessment Sheet

Programme Title: The Search Engine

Client: AS Media Studies Coursework

Writers: Ezekiel Ignacio and Jessica Pye

Producer: Colin Chafer

Director: Luke van Gelder

Date: 31/01/2012

Major Issues:

Filming at:

Robert Clack Upper site A18

Local phone booth at Fiddlers

Solutions:

We made appointments with actors to get ahead of their busy work schedule and to book when to film, which is at morning times between 9-10:30 and after school times when students (and other background) won’t cause too much of a disruption.  

Contacts:

Mr Johnson Head of Media Studies

Emergency services:

On Site Services: Going to be accompanied with and adult at all times as actors are adults (teachers)

Local Police: Metropolitan Police at Dagenham East

Local Fire: near Central Park

Local Hospital: Queens’ hospital in Romford