Sure thing. First, map every risk—fire, falls, equipment, data. Then segment the set into zones, only letting crew in where they’re needed. Use a quick‑fire protocol, a single point of contact for any incident, and keep all cameras on a live feed for remote monitoring. Add safety gear that doesn’t look like it, so the look stays sharp. Train everyone on emergency exit routes in a fun drill so they remember without feeling like a chore. Finally, keep a “no‑talk” rule during high‑risk shots to avoid distractions, then let the director run the creative vision when the scene is safe. That’s how you lock it down without killing the spark.