Rig Design and Implementation

Stunt rig design is essentially taking information that is available to you, which you gather from storyboards, pre-viz, the location, talking with the stunt Coordinator, the director and from that information, transforming it a physical reality. This stage of stunt rig design, I feel is the most exciting part of...

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Knot Lounge

Having a good understanding of knots is one of the most important parts of stunt rigging. There is a huge amount of information about all kinds of knots out there. What I have found over the years is that there are only a handful of knots that are continually used,...

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Splicing

zA splice is a means by which braided ropes can have ‘eyes’, placed in the ends to enable a connection or to join two lines together to increase the length. When done correctly, they are as strong as the rope, which makes splicing a better option over knots in high...

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Rig Management

Once a rig is in place, your focus must turn to how the rig is managed and maintained. The management of rigging will closely follow the specific details outlined and documented in the Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS), and must be conducted by all crew members listed on that SWMS.

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Slings

Slings are used to connect rigging to anchor points, lift loads, and back up the primary anchors. They come in all colors, sizes, strengths, and materials.  Slings come in the form of industrial or recreational use, such as sport climbing and abseiling. It is important to remember to follow commercial...

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Performer Safety & Rig Awareness

Performer safety

Performer Safety & Rig Awareness is about asking questions: What exactly is the action required? Who are the riggers? How is the rig operated? Who is operating it? Have end marks been set? Having the ability to ask questions not only shows that you are aware of the process but...

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