This chart explains the potential health and safety risks that certain people on the set may encounter during the filming. After assessing these possibilities, I decided that there is not a very high chance that most of these dangers will become a reality. This is because the narrative does not feature the need to go to settings which hold a risk of danger (all of the music video is filmed in Driffield, often in suburban areas). Although the narrative includes a scene of violence in the ending, this is with a toy gun where editing will be used to create a realistic effect.
The possibility in getting ran over by a car in the market town of Driffield is very unlikely as there is often a lack of traffic. Even though this is an unlikely risk, it is appropriate to create signs which warn the general public that a filming is taking place. This is appropriate to keep the filming uninterrupted and additionally create a safe environment to film in.
The second aspect of potential harm to health and safety is the use of the bong prop which will be included in one of the opening scenes to establish character. In this shot, the character sits in a room in his house using a smoking device in a casual manner. To avoid any hazards, the prop will be empty and only the lighter indicating use will be shown in the shot.
