Set Safety Summary

Now that you've completed the set safety and etiquette lecture, why is it so important? What parts of it do you think will be difficult to follow? What parts would you like to learn more about?

    Set safety is so important because it prevents people from getting hurt or killed. The point that I think would be difficult to follow is advocating when I think something is dangerous. I can tend to be non-confrontational and this makes me a bit nervous to bring up when I think something is off; especially if it's something that a higher up is doing. I hope to curb that feeling and not be so worried. Also, I would like to learn more about the medical related safety points, mostly what you can do in a medical emergency and what to bring to prepare for any. I want to have the materials and bring the supplies that can be helpful or vital in emergencies or in the case of injury.

    Set etiquette is important because it keeps things running smoothly and professionally. Areas of set etiquette that will be difficult to follow are learning everybody's names and not letting things people say because of set heat get to me. I'm not the best with names and so that may be a struggle at first, but I have been improving in remember people's names. I haven't had to be in the fire of someone aggravated due to set heat, so I'm not sure how it would go. If it's anything similar to how stressed people get during plays and musicals, then I may be able to handle it. As to what I would like to learn more about; I want to learn what tools would be useful and appropriate to bring onto set and lingo. I want to bring as much to the table as I can at the moment when working with much more experienced people so I'd like to know what I can supply.