Nev. Admin. Code § 477.5875 - "Flame effects before an audience" defined
"Flame effects before an audience" means the combustion of flammable solids, liquids or gases to produce thermal, physical, visual or audible phenomenon for entertainment, exhibition, demonstration or simulation before a proximate audience, including, without limitation, a rehearsal, videotaping, audiotaping or filming of any television, radio or movie production when such a production is conducted before an audience and flame effects are used.
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NRS 477.030
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