Pyrotechnic Special Effects definition
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means authorized explosives as defined under the Explosives Act, that are made, manufactured or used to produce a pyrotechnic theatrical effect in connection with a motion picture, theater or television production or as a performance, before a live audience;
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means those fireworks that are used in the entertainment industry whether designed specifically for indoor or outdoor use, such as black powder bombs, bullet effects, flash powder, smoke compositions, gerbs, lances and wheels;
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means fireworks to which the Pyrotechnics Special Effects Manual, Edition 2, published by the Explosives Regulatory Division of Natural Resources Canada applies and includes black powder bombs, bullet effects, flash powder, smoke compositions, gerbs, lances and wheels;
More Definitions of Pyrotechnic Special Effects
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means a manufactured pyrotechnic device used to produce a special effect for indoor or outdoor performance use that is an authorized pyrotechnic effect under the Explosives Regulatory Division of Natural Resources of Canada, Class 7.2.5, Class 11 and Class 3;
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means those items that are used in the entertainment industry designed specifically for indoor and/or outdoor use. ie. blackpowder bombs, bullet effects, flash powder, smoke composition,
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means high-hazard pyrotechnic articles designed for use by professionals and includes, but is not limited to, pyrotechnic articles described as gerbs, mines, comets and crossettes and special purpose pyrotechnics manufactured for live performances and the film and television industry.
Pyrotechnic Special Effects means and includes effects that are created through the firing of pyrotechnic, propellant, and explosive materials and devices, and are used by the entertainment and film industry for indoor and outdoor performances. Examples include bullet effects, flash powders, smoke compositions, gerbs, lances and Saxons.