Upon the filming of our sequence, we needed to assess any dangers of which could potentially cause any harm to anyone involved.
One risk was loose wires, all wires must be either put away, or if loose wires will inevitably be running, ensure the wires are neatly fed through and possibly even taped down so no-one will trip over them.
Secondly, the equipment. Due to having larger objects such as tripods in a dark room for filming, the issues could come from the stands from the equipment, in the shots with little or no lighting we must keep the space around any possible danger areas. Another way to prevent risk could be leaving the lights on as much as possible especially when maneuvering the camera and lighting.
One risk was loose wires, all wires must be either put away, or if loose wires will inevitably be running, ensure the wires are neatly fed through and possibly even taped down so no-one will trip over them.
Secondly, the equipment. Due to having larger objects such as tripods in a dark room for filming, the issues could come from the stands from the equipment, in the shots with little or no lighting we must keep the space around any possible danger areas. Another way to prevent risk could be leaving the lights on as much as possible especially when maneuvering the camera and lighting.
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