Risk table

The risk	Severity of risk on filming	Solution to the risk	If the risk did happen what would we do
Actors not turning up	10/10	Ensure our actors are aware of the date and timing of our filming. Plus remind them a day before filming and on the day of filming.	Use one of our group members siblings as they will be more reliable
Actors wear incorrect clothing	7/10	Remind actors of what we would like them to wear the day before filming and on the day of filming. Also bring clothing of our own that could be used as an alternative if our actors forget	As a group we will bring clothing of our own that could be used that would still accurately reflect the genre
Forget camera/ camera not charged	10/10	Complete the charging of the camera a day before filming then pre pack it so that in the morning everything is already done and ready to go.	We would have to re schedule our filming with the station and return on another day
Actors/ Actresses couldn’t play a part in the filming.	7/10	Confirm the actors before filming and make them aware of the importance of the shoot. Also attempt to have back up actors incase either actor is involved in an accident	We would then be able to rely on our back up actor ensuring that we could always film.

Public knocking the camera	4/10	Ensure our group members stand either side of the tripod preventing the public from making contact.	We would re shoot the shot so that it would appear smoother and therefore more effective
Tripod not working	4/10	We would have to film our shots handheld meaning that they may be shakier. We will practice filming handheld before filming so that we become more accustomed to it	We would film our shots handheld
Public walking in shots	3/10	Sometimes it will be appropriate however when it is not we will try to use our group members to block off the area where we are filming so that it is obvious we do not want people to walk in on the shots	We would re shoot the shot until it was successful