Visible crew/equipment: When Johnny is in the ambulance with the boy who ingested poison, the shadow of the cameraman holding the handheld camera is visible on Johnny as he sits beside the stretcher.
Visible crew/equipment: When the boy who ingested ant poison is being wheeled into treatment 3, in the shot from the hallway we can see the electrical cord and plug lying across the floor, but in the next shot from inside treatment 3, that cord has vanished.
Visible crew/equipment: After Station 51 responds to the unknown type rescue, Engine 51 leaves on another run, but when Johnny and Roy go into the house with the wife of the man who lost his voice temporarily due to the dieffenbachia plant, the bulging outline of the lavalier mic transmitter and wire are visible on the back of her white robe.
Visible crew/equipment: After Station 51 is dispatched to the bulldozer accident, just before Engine 51 comes to a stop at the junkyard there's a shot from the perspective of Engine 51's roof, with the Beacon Ray dome light in front, and on the light's red and chrome surface we can see the reflection of the camera mounted on the roof behind the dome light.
Visible crew/equipment: After the boy who ingested the ant poison is loaded onto the ambulance, when the back doors are shut, the reflection of the location set lighting is visible in the ambulance window and on its surface.
Visible crew/equipment: After Johnny carries Cindy down from the treehouse, when Cindy's mother joins them, the bulging outline of the lavalier mic transmitter is visible on the back of her white sweater.
Visible crew/equipment: When Roy and Johnny get to the gas station, Captain Stanley tells them to look at the owner of the station, and when the owner leans over and places the nozzle back on the pump, the outlines of the mic transmitter and wire are visible on the back of his shirt.
Answer: It is standard practice to wet down driveways so that they stand out in a long shot.
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