Question 1

How is the cinematic rain effect created?

Accepted Answer

We use high-pressure collectors with digital atomizing nozzles that allow us to control droplet size and water density. This allows us to recreate everything from a subtle drizzle to monsoonal storms, always ensuring the watertightness of equipment and electrical safety on set.

Question 2

Is real fire safe in an indoor shoot?

Accepted Answer

Yes, through the use of propane gas systems controlled by fast-acting and redundant solenoid valves. Each shot with fire is supervised by certified technicians with immediate extinction equipment on set, following the most demanding occupational risk prevention (ORP) protocols.

Question 3

What are the objects that break on screen (Breakaways) made of?

Accepted Answer

We manufacture bottles, glasses, and windows with programmed fragility resins (Picnic Glass) that disintegrate into non-sharp particles upon impact. Unlike conventional glass, this material is completely safe for actors and allows repeated action takes without injury risk.

Question 4

How do you guarantee safety in the use of weapons?

Accepted Answer

Our armory strictly complies with the Weapons Regulation (RD 130/2017). We have accredited armors who supervise each piece on set, ensuring that all replicas and blank weapons are used under international safety protocols, allowing the crew to focus only on the narrative.

Question 5

What are 'Soft Props' and when are they used?

Accepted Answer

They are exact replicas of everyday objects (from baseball bats to concrete beams) made from technical foams and low Shore-A silicones. They are used in stunt or fight scenes where visual impact must be maximized but real physical impact must be zero to protect the cast.

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