Water as a Prop or Effect
In a studio, the use of water poses risks of contact with electricity and potential slip hazards. There is also a risk of bacterial contamination.
In a studio, the use of water poses risks of contact with electricity and potential slip hazards. There is also a risk of bacterial contamination.
Having a motor vehicle in a studio introduces several risks, both to the cast and crew and to the production environment.
Purpose built studios and studios which remain in use for more than six weeks must be subject to a fire risk assessment carried out by a competent person.
Studios have an obligation under relevant legislation to ensure the safety of audiences on their premises.
Seating safety, fire safety, Trip and fall hazards, set pieces, props, and equipment being securely fastened, crowd control and security all need to be considered.
Work in lighting grids above theatre / studio floors presents a serious hazard to those below from falling objects such as lights, tools, etc.
Improper handling or poor planning with studio lighting can pose several risks.
Manage the risks posed by using real candles for filming.
Video walls must be designed and constructed with care: several video walls have collapsed in the past due to poor design.
Revolves are a common feature of sets used in production. There are, however a number of risks involved with their use that need careful management.
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