The risk assessment document outlines the main risks for a film shoot at Croxteth Country Park in Liverpool. The risks include actors and crew slipping in muddy areas of the forest if it rains, encounters with uncontrolled dogs or wildlife in the forest, equipment breaking if not sheltered properly in the rain, and potential conflicts with other users of the forest. The document names the director, producer, emergency contact, and responsible adult for the film shoot and provides measures to prevent each identified risk, such as wearing gripping shoes, filming in quiet zones without dogs, carefully handling equipment, and being polite to other park users.

1. RiskAssessment:JamesBlake Retrograde.
Place:CroxtethCountryPark – Liverpool
Director:HenryDence
Producer:HenryDence
Helpline/Emergency:999 services
Responsible Adult:Will Dence,actor
Main Risks:
 Slippingover–as we will be filmingin the forestthere isastrong chance that it couldbe
muddyaroundthe area that we are in.Anyone maybe able to slipover,soto preventthis
we will be wearinggrippingshoesandbeingcareful where we walk.
 Dogs/wildlife –Dogswill be runningloose inthe forestpotentially,whichcouldputboth
actor and directorinjeopardy.Topreventthishappeningwe shallgotoa quietzone,
where dogwalkingisnotpermitted.Aswellasthiswe will ignore anyanimal that
approachesus.
 Brokenequipment –To preventthe breakof equipmentwe shall be careful with
everythingwe use,if itisrainingwe shall provide anumbrellatosheltereverythingthat
we have broughtwithus.
 Conflictwithotherforestusersof the forest,topreventargumentswe shallbe polite and
respectanyuserof the forestwhowishestocross ourpath.