RiskWhat is the risk and What can be done to avoid it?Picture/evidence

Trip hazards (loose tree trunks or rocks)As we are filming in a tight forest area, there are lots of tree trunks sticking out and lots of rocks that we could trip over, so to avoid this we need to be cautious of where we are standing and where we are walking, especially if someone is filming because they will not be looking at where they are going. As you can see the surface is uneven as well so we need to be extremely careful of where we are going.

Muddy terrain.Our location requires us to walk through a very muddy and boggy path, so we would need to make sure that we be very carefully not to slip into the mud especially when handling any equipment or gear.

Slipping down the hill where we are filming.As we have decided to film on two different levels, higher and lower, there is a steep slope leading to the lower level, so when we are filming or just walking near the edge we need to look where we are going and try not to be stupid. And as you can see there are tree trunks sticking out of the ground, so it could be very dangerous if we slipped and hit one of them.

Not wearing enough clothes, could get ill if not warm enough.As it is very cold at the moment, it would be wise to wear thick and warm clothes, so you can easily film and act in the thriller without being too cold and shivering, as you could get ill and get a cold.

Tripping in small holes and getting foot stuck.

As well as uneven surfaces and loose tree trunks, there are lots of small, but sometimes big holes in the ground, so we would need to avoid treading on these and getting our foot stuck, as it could lead to bad injuries like a broken ankle.

Approached by dogs

During our recording, we were approached by 4 overexcited dogs who were jumping around all over us, this could have been a risk because they could have bitten us or even pushed us down the hill.