Health and Safety

Filming location wise, the health and safety of the group should not be too hazardous and much of concern. This is because we are filming in a house and in a house there isn't many obvious threats. But because the threats aren't obvious, it doesn't mean that they aren't there. Here is a list of probable threats within a household

• Sharp objects (Knives etc)
• Crowded small rooms
• Tripping hazards (may be more prominent if we use lighting)
• Water damage (also prominent with lighting)
• Electric hazards 
• Slipping hazards
• Heavy objects (filming in garage)

The list isn't really too big as where we are filming doesn't really have too many dangerous items compared to filming in a non domestic setting like a factory or out in the open (public areas etc..)





By Josh Godlington, Adam Marshall, Michael Maddock and Harry Buckle