LA1: Carry out a pre- production ( health and safety )

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Risk assessment from EmmaWallace23

As for the second part of my risk assessment, I haven't filled anything in. This is because since my short film is almost like a montage and doesn't contain any characters, there aren't any risks. When filming in my home, there aren't any risks as I'm just filming my record player, just like when filming in Liverpool I'm just filming things in front of me so no risks are being created.

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