Health & Safety

Risk Assessment
TNT Productions

Potential Hazards

Who could be harmed

Precautions to avoid the risk

Risk Rating (0:Very Low

5: Very High)

Handling props.

Director and Actors

Establish the potential dangers of

handling the props to the actors.

4- Not only could this prevent the

progression of the movie process,
but the props incorporated in our
move could cause severe injury if
not dealt with correctly e.g.
baseball bats.

Handle the props with care and

awareness.
Carrying out physical scenes e.g.
fight scenes and torture scenes.

Actors

Ensure the actors are aware of

exactly what they are going to do
in the scene and ensure they are
professional and safe when
handling props for these scenes,
as well as use them properly.

5- This could lead to severe

injuries for the actor and if a non
intentional incident occurs, it
could even lead to fatal injuries.

Straining your wrist.

Cinematographer

Use other methods of holding the

camera, for example tripods and
go pros in order for the
cinematographer to have a break.
Also, making sure the camera
woman is holding the camera
correctly, will ensure no injury
would be present.

3- This could cause severe injury

and stress on the muscles.

Tripping over objects in the forest

when filming.

Actors, Director and

Cinematographer

Be aware of your surroundings

and when filming establish the
safest area to complete certain
actions or movement e.g running.

4- Tripping over something could

cause severe injury and in forests,
it is unpredictable what someone
could fall onto.

Straining of the eyes from sitting

at the computer for a long period
of time.

Editor

Take frequent breaks through the

editing process in order for the
eyes to recover and do not
become subject to strain.

3- It could cause the editor

significant discomfort which
could lead to them not completing
the editing process to the best of
their ability.

Carrying heavy camera

Cinematographer, Director and

Evenly split the work load so one

4- This could damage expensive