Possible Risk Who It Could Affect Responsibility How To Prevent ThisMemory Full Me and Beth (because the

shoot may have to be cut short)

Me Every now and again, I will go through my photos and delete ones that are clearly not good enough, so for example, if there are blurred photos, I will delete them.

Camera breaking Mainly me Me I will make sure the camera is kept in its bag when it is not in use, I will also keep it with me at all times so I know where it is. I will also be very careful when I have hold of the camera so I don’t drop it. I will also not leave it lying around on the floor so it can’t get stood on.

Illness or Injury Me and Beth Neither (you can’t help being ill)

If either of us is unwell or injured, I will simply re-arrange the shoot for another time when we are both feeling well.

Low Battery Me and Beth (because the shoot may have to be cut short)

Me I will make sure the camera has full charge prior to the shoot; I will also take the charger to the studio with me.

Model Unable To Do The Shoot

Me Me If Beth isn’t available, I will just ask someone else to do it for me. However, I will tell Beth in advance so she knows not to do anything that day.

Lighting Me and Beth (the photos won’t turn out right

Me I will take a few test shots in the studio before I start the

Factors that will not be a problem:

- Weather – we will be inside doing the shoot so the weather will not be an issue.- Public Interference – Nobody comes in the studio when people are working until they are finished.- Model giving a poor performance – I am wanting Beth to look as un-staged and as natural as possible, so if she

doesn’t give it her all, at least it will make my images look more natural and not forced.- Tripping Hazards – There is nothing in the studio that would be classed as a tripping hazard, as it is a space for

dance practice so nothing is there in the first place, bags are left outside the door.