Filming Schedule

Letters to Actors

As one of our actors is under the age of 16, we must gain permission from their parents, We must do this to comply with the rules of the Child Protection Act.

Replies from our letters:

Risk Assessment

Potential Hazard	Low/Medium/High Risk	Control Measures
Equipment (Camera, tripod and dolly)	Medium	To avoid tripping over and injuring the crew. All members of public and crew that are not using the camera equipment should be far from the facility. When opening the tripod the spikes are very sharp, and could injure someone, to avoid this open the tripod where no one can be hurt, but are looked after by supervisors
Location (Bridge)	High	The location is under a bridge in Camden, this area is fairly dangerous with the general public. We are also working near water, and so must be supervised by an adult at all times.
PLOT RESTRAINTS
Dragging Body	High	We will be dragging one of our actors on the gravel in the opening sequence. To make this safe, we will pull our actor on a moving cart, to avoid actually dragging our actor on the floor, and injuring them in the process
Knife	High	A fake knife will be used, which may disturb any onlookers as this significant prop is used in an outside scene. To attempt to stop this from happening, we will make clear to any members of the public that we are filming, and that the knife is not real.
Young Actors	High	A young girl is observed to being hit by her father, this will not actually be undertaken. And to protect the rules of the Child Protection Act our young actor must be supervised by a suitable guardian, we wrote a letter of consent for the parents to sign

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