Scenarios about 'film safety'
The safety standards and technologies implemented to prevent accidents during film production and exhibition throughout cinema history. Film safety encompasses the transition from highly flammable nitrate film to acetate "safety film" in the 1950s, as well as modern protocols for stunts, pyrotechnics, and other potentially hazardous filming situations. These standards evolved largely in response to tragic accidents that prompted industry-wide reforms and regulations.
What If Brandon Lee Was Never Accidentally Killed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where actor Brandon Lee survived the tragic accident on the set of 'The Crow' in 1993, potentially transforming action cinema and martial arts entertainment into the 21st century.