Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 9. How can you make realistic whip marks on an actors back? Next Document: 11. Spliffs? Joints? Reefers? Marijuana cigarettes? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Generally you should not attempt this yourself. Aside from possible insurance/liability problems (applicable more to US residents than the rest of the world) you will find that the cost of having the appropriate harnesses and suspension gear made will be greater than the cost of hiring in professionals to do it for you. Under no circumstances should you attempt to modify climbing equipment or parachute harnesses to use for this purpose - it isn't worth the risk. Ordinary tab tracks have also be suggested for suspending people from - if you have any sense don't try that either. OK the weight of the tabs may be greater overall than that of a person, but the load is spread along the whole length of the track, not just at one point User Contributions:Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 9. How can you make realistic whip marks on an actors back? Next Document: 11. Spliffs? Joints? Reefers? Marijuana cigarettes? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: ratsfaq@blighty.com (Stagecraft FAQ admin (Steve Atkins))
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