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The Producer is responsible for the overall production risk assessment taking into account the assessments from others and for ensuring co-ordination and control. This includes ensuring a competent person is managing any special effects

The Special Effects Supervisor is responsible for the safe planning and execution of the effect. They must carry out a full and detailed risk assessment and provide it in writing to the Production.

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Specialist: Guy Lunn

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Guy has worked in the broadcasting, television and film Industry for over 20 years. Before qualifying as a safety and health practitioner, Guy worked for many years as part of the BBC special effects department. Since joining First Option in 2006, Guy has supported a wide range of independent production companies in drama, entertainment and factual, and newsgathering genres.

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Article last updated on Oct 30th, 2024

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