Consult Article 28:00 if your production requires any of the following:
- Working at heights
- Stage fighting/leaps/knee drops/slides
- Pyrotechnics/firearms
- Work on a steep rake
- Activities that seem riskier than usual
Every Artist involved in the Extraordinary Risk must have a rider and every Extraordinary Risk must be stipulated in the rider.
Use definitive language, such as “the Artist will/is required to/agrees to,” rather than “the Artist may”.
Include what steps are being taken to mitigate the risks (e.g. glowtape/LEDs, treated surfaces, shoe soles, extra time working with the risk, padded costumes, etc.).
Any changes that the Artist agrees to during the course of rehearsal should be added to the rider.