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The document outlines several risks involved in filming an opening sequence. Weather conditions could impact continuity but are not harmful. More serious risks include accidents with equipment that could cause injuries, requiring replacements and jeopardizing the deadline. Props like knives and cars also pose risks, as injuries or death could occur if not properly handled. Rehearsals will be used to limit these risks and dangers.
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