Risk Assessment (2)

This is my second Risk Assessment for my filming I am relocating to London for the busy vibes and energetic atmosphere. Therefore due to my relocation I will need an additional Risk Assessment.

Risk	Reasons for Risk	How to Overcome Risk
Run Down Areas	What I like to call “rough” areas where there is a bit of crime. These are the areas we all need to be cautious of for our own safety	As there will be a fairly large group of us, (four) so as they say safety in numbers, hopefully we will not run into any trouble, or draw any attention to ourselves.
Blocking Pathways	Some of the shots I want to do require standing in the way of a usual pathway used by pedestrians, for example the middle of a pathway. This could cause me bumping into someone or someone bumping into me.	To overcome this I will be cautious of my position, and make it apparent of my position to the people around me.
Theft	I plan to film in areas that are very busy and highly populated, therefore leaving my possessions around while filming may not be such a good idea as someone may pick up my valuables.	I have planned to bring an “extra” along with my cast and I. A friend you has agreed to watch my stuff and the actors possessions while we film.
Long Hours/Fatigue	I want to achieve my filming in one day this time due to expense for train fares up to London. Therefore there is a large risk that my actors could get tired and demotivated very quickly.	To overcome this risk, regular breaks will be taken for both the actors and myself. Also when required praise for the actors good work will be given to motivate them and reassure them that the work they are doing for me is sufficient and of good quality.
Long Exposure to Cold	As the majority of filming is again is shot outside, and beside the River Thames upon a bridge, winds are more likely to push the cold onto both myself and the actors.	Heavy clothing and coats will need to be worn to keep us warm and prevent any sort of coldness or at the very extreme hyperthermia.