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WorksheetsStudio Safety
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
It is OK to drink sodas near the computer
True
False
In the school during the covid Pandemic I should wear my mask...
Anytime I am around other students or teachers.
Never.
Only when I am outdoors
In my car
I should only use cables...
that have frayed or worn edges
that are not damaged.
that are not insulated.
How can I keep a cable from being a tripping hazard.
by keeping it partially coiled in front of a door.
by taping the cable down using gaffers tape.
by stripping the ends off the cable while on the floor.,
when should I plug non insulated bare metal into a power outlet?
NEVER!
Only in the presence of a licensed psychologist.
when calculating the odds of winning the State lottery.
What is the correct method for coiling cords so they won't tangle?
cords don't tangle so any method.
wrapping it around my arm
The over/under method
why should I be careful about not knocking over a tripod?
It could strike someone and harm them
It could have expensive equipment on it that would be damaged from the fall.
Shattered equipment could shrapnel and harm a bystander.
All of the above choices
why should I not touch high wattage lamps with my bare fingers or hands?
The light may be off but still hot and could result in a burn.
Oil from my fingers could cause the lamp to sizzle when it heats up again and possibly burst.
neither answer 1 or 2
Both answer 1 and 2
What is a good practice to use around high wattage lamps?
Do not change hot lamps, wait until they cool
Unplug the light from an electric source before changing a bulb.
Wear heat resistant gloves.
All of the above
How should I secure studio lights on a grid?
Use a C clamp only
Double hang the light with it's c clamp and a safety harness like airplane cable.
Use duct or gaffers tape to hang the light
wrap the power cord around the grid and just let the light hang.
All Stunts must be approved in advance by the teacher.
True
False
Who's responsibility is it to make sure equipment in your care is not damaged or stolen and used in a safe manner?
Everyone working with or near the equipment but primarily the person who checked out the equipment.
Joe's mom
The director
The teacher
If I have to take the equipment in a car, it should be stowed...
where it can not be seen, stolen or exposed to the weather.
On the back seat of the car.
On top of the car
in the lap of my toddler sibbling.
If I am with friends or the crew and have to get lunch while on a "shoot" I should ...
take the camera or videocamera with me inside the restaurant so it won't be stolen out of the car or be subjected to excessive heat or cold.
leave the camera on the back seat of the car.
leave the camera on the front seat of the car
leave the camera on top of the car.
What is the usual length of social distance for covid concerns?
People stay 6 feet from each other
People stay 3 feet from each other
People stay 100 feet from each other
People hug each other willy nilly.
