Which flame effect group is described as a large flame effect that is temporarily or permanently installed inside or outside a structure and operated under the main show control system with a tech director and proximate cast?

• A. Group 4 flame effect
• B. Group 5 flame effect
• C. Group 6 flame effect
• D. Group 7 flame effect

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is how flame effects are categorized by size, installation context, and control integration. A large flame effect that is installed inside or outside a structure and run under the main show control system, with a tech director and proximate cast, is defined as Group 6. This level represents substantial, structure-integrated effects that require coordinated control within the overall show and dedicated supervision for safety and timing around performers who are near the effect. In contrast, smaller or standalone effects don’t typically involve the main show control or a tech director with proximate cast considerations, which is why they belong to lighter groups.