Pre Production - Risk Assessment

Pre Production - Risk Assessment

The requirement for risk assessments is to understand what could potentially go wrong when on set or while shooting production. This way, I and anyone working will be aware of potential hazards and educated enough to ensure that we can carry out safe practices if an issue occurs. In identifying these hazards, I can also prevent high chances of any risk happening because of them. A lot of these are now trivial or low risk consulting my co-workers for this project and lectures there will is an, unlike chance an incident will happen during the visit.


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