P2

P2: Risk assessment and Reece:

This is my risk assessment for a Photo studio: 

This is my risk assessment for a Classroom:

Model consent form:






Risk assessment:

Production title: Movie poster

Production dates: 28/11/18

Location: Long Road Sixth Form College, photography studio

Producer:Robyn Smith

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Tripping on wires	The photographer or model.	The lights could be damaged as the wires run from them. Along with knock the tripod over with the camera on it.	Make aware to people about the wires so that they are careful. As well as, keep equipment tidy.	High	Make sure that people are being careful around the wires and are not running in the photography studio.
Fires	Model and photographer.	The studio cameras, lights and white back drop.	Keep fire extinguishers in studio.	Extreme	Make sure a fire exit sign is placed above the door.
Fainting	Model or photographer.	If the person fainting falls on any equipment or they injure themselves.	If someone says they feel like they will faint go to the front office and receive medical help straight away.	High	If someone reports feeling ill give them medical attention straight away and stop the shoot.
Running	Model or photographer.	They run into something like a camera tripod or lights and break it.	Make sure no one runs in the studio.	Moderate	Make sure even when the studios busy everyone is walking and being careful around equipment.