Understanding Fire and Stunt Safety

The video tutorial explores the concept of fire, explaining the fire triangle consisting of oxygen, fuel, and heat. It demonstrates two methods of making fire: using friction and flint and steel. Sandy Mcure shares his unique fire-starting technique using paraffin, emphasizing safety. The video also features stuntman Rod Woodruff, who discusses the precautions and preparations involved in performing fire stunts safely.

What are the three components of the fire triangle?

• Oxygen, water, and heat

• Oxygen, fuel, and heat

• Fuel, water, and heat

• Oxygen, fuel, and water

Which method involves using friction to create fire?

• Using a matchstick

• Using elbow grease

• Using flint and steel

• Using a magnifying glass

Why is paraffin not recommended for creating fire effects at home?

• It does not create a strong flame

• It poses significant safety risks

• It is too difficult to find

• It is too expensive

What is the primary role of Rod Woodruff in the video?

• A cameraman

• A director

• A stuntman

• A firefighter

What type of suit does Rod Woodruff wear for fire stunts?

• A wetsuit

• A leather jacket

• A racing driver suit

• A firefighter suit

What is applied to the body before performing a fire stunt?

• Lotion

• Sunscreen

• Water-based gel

• Oil-based gel

What is used as fuel for the fire stunt?

• Gasoline

• Solvent-based glue

• Paraffin

• Kerosene

What is the main risk associated with fire stunts?

• Loud noises

• Bright lights

• Low visibility

• High temperatures

What is the reaction of the participants after the fire stunt?

• They are confused

• They are amazed

• They are indifferent

• They are disappointed

What is emphasized as crucial in stunt work?

• Cost

• Speed

• Safety

• Creativity