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Risk Assessment

LO4 - Create and evaluate pre-production documents for a new media product.


A risk assessment is the pre-production visit to a location before filming can begin. This allows any issues with camera angles, lighting and acoustic details to be checked out. Health and safety considerations can also be acknowledged in order to assess the viability of a location. During a risk assessment, photographs can be taken in order to save time for the actual shoot. The risk assessment also looks at the accessibility allowing logistics to begin.

Examples of Risk Assessments


Children's Shoes Brief - Risk Assessment 

This risk assessment shows the potential risks that could occur when filming the Knight-Higgs children's shoes advert. This also shows how hazards of high or severe risks such as falling down the stairs (due to the actor's running up stairs within my advert) can be controlled in order to prevent harm from happening.

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