Risk Assesment

 Due to my change in Location my risk assessment will be easier and less dangerous. Due to many of locations before and them being around old buildings threes was more risk.
  As my new location is Wyke college there isn't a lot of potential risks. However there is still a few...

- In a couple shots my performer is leaning against some bricks this could be a risk because a brick could of fallen on her and hurt her. She also could of tripped on these bricks
- In some of my footage she is leaning against a fence, she could of got caught in the fence and on the way to fence she could of scratched herself on the sharp plants around her
- Part of my footage is filmed near a muddy patch and she had to wear very high heels. My artist could slip and fall and endanger herself.

I will prevent these things from happening by prevention.

- I will make sure all the bricks are stable and any lose ones are removed or make my artists aware of them.
- On the way to the fence I will make sure she avoid the sharp plants and makes sure theres isn't parts of the fence where nails are still sticking out if so I will move to a different part of the fence.
- When not filming and walking to locations I will make sure my artists has some flat suitable shoes and only use the heels for when the cameras are on.