Scene 1:
In the late afternoon of a warn summer’s day, Maaria and Cameron lying under the sun sharing quality time in Lady Herbert Garden. Sun comes down; Maaria and Cameron follow the footpath home.
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Scene 2:
Maaria walks out of the bathroom, towards Cameron.
Maaria: …I have something to tell you…
[Looking down rubbing her stomach]
Cameron: Yeah, what’s up?
[In a confused tone of voice]
Maaria: I don’t know how to tell you...... I’m pregnant.
[Followed by a long silent]
Cameron: You what??...No, you can’t be!
[Shocked]
[Cameron storms out of the room in a fury]
[Maaria walks towards the window, not knowing what to do]
[Rain is pouring outside, she watches Cameron leave]
Maaria texts Cameron and vise versa. Cameron tells her to abort the child but Maaria refuses.
Scene 3:
Cameron is at the bench at Lady Herbert Garden, rain is pouring down heavily. He looks up at the grey clouds. Cameron rings clinic to make an appointment for Maaria and texts Maaria to let her know.
Scene 4:
Mr. Mansoor seats Maaria in the car and tells her how disgraceful her behaviour is. Maaria sits at the back of the car crying and at the same time rubbing her belly when Cameron appears. Cameron follows the car, trying to apologise as the car leaves.
Scene 5:
Cameron learns his lesson and begins to work as he realises his love for Maaria. He then returns to Maaria and vows to keep her happy. They have an English marriage and live happily ever after.
[Black out]
[The end]
Storyboard
Mood board
Risk Assessment
Storyboard
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Mood board
Risk Assessment
Hazard
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Cause of Harm
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Likelihood of Event
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Subject to Harm
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How Much Harm
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Resolution
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Stairs
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Spillages of drink, water or fluid which makes the surface slippery.
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Very unlikely as the area is cleared regularly.
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Actors, producer, directors and any other members of staff on set.
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Sprains, neck/back injury, bruises.
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Recordings will be steady and slow and any spillage will be cleaned.
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Fighting on Sets
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Force of the punch or any sharp objects on the location of the shooting.
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Unlikely as mats may be used as protection from a fall.
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Cameron, Adil, Humza, Ali or Maaria.
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Cuts and bruises.
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Place mats which they can fall back on and wear protective clothing.
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Weather
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Rain/hail/ice or bad weather during shooting can be slippery and dangerous.
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Unlikely as at the time of shooting is likely not to be icy but instead good weather.
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Actors and staff on set.
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Sore limbs or maybe a fracture or sprain in severe weather.
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Shoot when weather prediction is said to be good.
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Sharp Objects
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Doors, table edges, broken glass and fire.
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Likely as these types of objects are a part of natural surroundings.
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Actors, staff and people on the set.
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Very little; a minor scrape or bruise.
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Keeping everyone alert of any hazards and give warnings beforehand.
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Criminals
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Shooting equipment e.g. camera, props which are expensive and an easy target.
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Very unlikely as the locations of the shooting will be in public places; less open to youth and thugs.
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Camera crew, maybe staff and others on the set.
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Cuts, bruises, stabbing or even knife crime if extreme.
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Have security, neighbourhood watch and shoot in public places
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