Prepare Stunt Area and Equipment
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When You Roll To Fast!!!
What happens here
The scene is set in what appears to be a garage or a room prepped for painting, with drop cloths covering the floor. Two individuals are present: one holding a paint roller on an extension pole, which is actively on fire, and another operating a Canon camera mounted on a tripod, recording the action. Prior to this, a thorough preparation of the stunt area would be necessary, including clearing all flammable materials, ensuring adequate ventilation, and positioning fire suppression equipment strategically. All personnel involved should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
Goal: Ensure a safe environment and gather necessary tools for the stunt.
Tools and materials
- Camera Canon — To record the stunt for promotional or entertainment purposes
- Drop cloths — Protecting the floor from debris and potential fire spread
- Extension pole — To hold the paint roller, allowing safe distance from flames
- Fire extinguisher — Immediate fire suppression in case of emergency
- Fire-resistant clothing — Body protection for stunt performers and crew
- Fire-resistant gloves — Protecting hands from heat and flames for the stunt performer
- Paint roller — The primary prop for the stunt; covered in flammable material
- Safety glasses/goggles — Eye protection from heat, sparks, and debris
- Tripod — To stabilize the camera during filming
- Water source with hose — Secondary fire suppression and cooling down surfaces