Possible Contexts:
- Assess area for hazards (water source, electrical equipment, contaminants).
- Isolate electrical sources; lockout/tagout when working near energized equipment.
- Use GFCI-protected power; avoid extension cords across wet floors.
- Put on appropriate PPE before entering wet area.
- Keep walkways clear; use absorbent mats or temporary ramps.
- Limit time in cold/wet environments; rotate workers and provide warm breaks.
- Clean and dry tools after use; inspect for damage before reuse.
- Report incidents and near-misses; document corrective actions.
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The global entertainment market remains dominated by five legacy powerhouses that hold significant market share across both film and television.
- Representation and Diversity: Post-#OscarsSoWhite, studios have accelerated inclusion initiatives. Black Panther (2018) and Crazy Rich Asians (2018) proved that diverse casts drive box office. However, criticism remains about "performative diversity"—surface-level inclusion without systemic change behind the camera.
- Gender and Power: The rise of female-led action franchises (Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel) and complex female anti-heroes (Killing Eve) reflects evolving gender politics. Yet, studio productions still often default to male-centered narratives, particularly in the highest-budget spectacles.
- National Mythology: American studios, in particular, export a version of U.S. culture—individualism, redemption arcs, the "American Dream"—that is consumed globally. This soft power has geopolitical implications, as seen in China’s carefully managed quota for Hollywood imports versus the rise of its own studios (e.g., Bona Film Group).