GLASS

• The use of locations, sets, set dressing or props which involve the handling of, or working inclose proximity to glass objects or architectural/structural glass creates a potentially hazardous situation for cast, crew and spectators.

• It is advised that all architectural and/or structural glass be checked carefully to ensure that it is approved safety glass.

• ALL glass doors and panels and other large areas of glass at or near ground level – or at entryways – should be marked with large, white tape “X’s” to enhance cast and crew visibility.

• Cabinet or showcase glass, glass tables, glass decorative panes or partitions, lamps or hanging glass fixtures, glass sculptures, glass picture frames, glass or china dishes and other hand-held glass objects need special consideration. Consider removing them and replacing them with plastic or fake glass objects which can be found at prop houses.

• The use of glass within studios and stage sets should be avoided. Where possible use plastic-based materials. Sequences involving the intentional breaking glass are excluded and will require additional underwriting approval.