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| Bedroom |
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| Living Room |
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| Living Room Living Room and other Interiors Hazards: · Electrical hazards · Tripping hazards Who might be harmed and how?: · Either of the actors – could trip and fall on cable. · Director/camera man - could trip and fall on cable Evaluate the risks: · Move electrical hazard to a higher surface or out of the room completely · Hide as much cable as possible or tape it to the floor so there is no possibility of tripping |
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| Staircase Staircase Hazards: · Tripping or falling hazard Who might be harmed and how?: · Actors – could trip and fall down |
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| Front Door |
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| Hall |
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| House |
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| Driveway leading to house |
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| Road Path lit by Street lamps Hazards: · Uneven path · Moving Traffic · When shooting at night time - not being able to see completely · Icy/slippy conditions as we shot in winter Who might be harmed and how?: · The actors – may trip and fall · Director/camera man – may trip and fall also Evaluate the risks and decide on precaution: · Closely watch footing when moving around on path · Keep a close eye on traffic and cars, change location if this becomes a big problem · Stay closer to street lamps for lighting, or bring your own floodlights · If there are icy or slippy conditions, change date of filming until these conditions disappear. |
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| Road lit by Streetlamp |
Our chosen location was a normal house on an average street in a quiet, unsuspecting town. We chose to film at Max's house as the film begins with the girl arriving at the house to babysit. We wanted to create an homely atmosphere as possible to make the story realistic and believable so the interior of the home wasn't changed much.
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