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Camera operators and jumpers can collide, leading to injuries or equipment damage, malfunctioning parachutes or camera gear can cause accidents.

Managing stability and control while filming in freefall is challenging, disorientation can lead to accidents and high altitudes can lead to hypoxia or other altitude-related issues. Sudden changes in weather conditions can make jumps hazardous as can uncontrolled or hard landings.

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Specialist: James Cox

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James joined First Option in 2015. He has an MSc in Environmental and Risk Management and is a Graduate member of IOSH with an NCRQ certificate in applied health and safety. He also has an RSPH Certificate in Asbestos Management and is an Advanced Open Water Diver. He has extensive experience of TV and film safety support with many notable credits.

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Article last updated on Sep 18th, 2024

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