Which groups should be considered at risk during filming?

• A. Only crew.
• B. Only public.
• C. The public.
• D. Crew, actors, or the public.

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that safety planning in filming must cover everyone who could be affected by the shoot, not just one group. That means crew, actors, and members of the public all need to be considered as potential at-risk groups. Different hazards touch different people: equipment like cameras, cables, and lighting can injure crew or actors on set; stunts or moving vehicles can affect performers and nearby crew; people in the public might be exposed to noise, traffic controls, or restricted areas during location shoots. A proper risk assessment looks at all possible hazards and identifies who could be harmed, then puts controls in place—briefings, barriers, PPE, safe distances, supervision, and emergency procedures—to protect everyone. That’s why the best answer includes all three groups.