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    This risk assessment document outlines potential risks for a film production in Portugal including personal injury, health and safety issues, and equipment damage. Key risks included filming people without consent, overheating cameras during outdoor filming in hot weather which could damage equipment, and breaking borrowed equipment while transporting it. Strategies to minimize risks involved getting permission before filming, taking regular breaks to prevent camera overheating, and being cautious when transporting equipment. The producer taking responsibility for mitigating these risks.

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    This risk assessment document outlines potential risks for a film production in Portugal including personal injury, health and safety issues, and equipment damage. Key risks included filming people without consent, overheating cameras during outdoor filming in hot weather which could damage equipment, and breaking borrowed equipment while transporting it. Strategies to minimize risks involved getting permission before filming, taking regular breaks to prevent camera overheating, and being cautious when transporting equipment. The producer taking responsibility for mitigating these risks.

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    Risk Assessment

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    johnnyfonseca1945
    This risk assessment document outlines potential risks for a film production in Portugal including personal injury, health and safety issues, and equipment damage. Key risks included filming people without consent, overheating cameras during outdoor filming in hot weather which could damage equipment, and breaking borrowed equipment while transporting it. Strategies to minimize risks involved getting permission before filming, taking regular breaks to prevent camera overheating, and being cautious when transporting equipment. The producer taking responsibility for mitigating these risks.

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    Producer: Johnny Fonseca

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    Risk Assessment
    Production Details: Filming

    Types of Risk: Personal Injury / Health & Safety / Damage to equipment / Halting Production
    Risk Type Language Barrier/Upsetting people Details of Risk I could film places where I am not supposed to and also when filming the streets I could have filmed someone who might not want to be filmed. Portugal is a hot country and as I was always out and about I might have forget that the camera could overheat which could damage the camera and lead to it not working anymore. I also had to carry multiple equipment such as lens, tripods, etc. I had to make sure that when travelling with these that I wouldnt damage them as some of the equipment was borrowed by the school. Ways to minimise risk Ask before recording in shops or non-public locations, this is where I can use my fluent Portuguese to the test! Person(s) Responsible Myself

    Overheated Camera/Breaking Equipment

    When filming for long periods of time take consistent breaks in the shade to let the camera cool down. Also be extra cautious when travelling with the equipment.

    Myself

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