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The worst one was the danger of the tripping hazards which could have resulted in injury. Before we started filming, I took the acting crew around and showed them the dangers, so they were aware of the risks. We took the precaution of clearing what we could out of the main filming room or running path ways to get rid of the hazard. I also reminded them just before we would shoot a scene to stay aware of the enviroment they're in.
When we filmed down the country lane we made sure we were alert at all times for the possibility of cars, due to the isolated location this was unlikely but still a possibility everyone was made aware of.
When we filmed down the country lane we made sure we were alert at all times for the possibility of cars, due to the isolated location this was unlikely but still a possibility everyone was made aware of.
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