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Oil Prices Don’t Stay in the Energy Market
Rising oil prices can affect far more than the fuel line in a production budget. As crude prices rise, the pressure can flow through air travel, vehicles, generators, freight, transport and supplier costs — potentially affecting multiple areas of a production at once. With budgets often locked in months before filming, understanding where fuel-price volatility could reach the production is an important part of financial and logistical planning.
Read More5 steps to creating a film production risk assessment
Learn how a risk assessment for film production is created using the 5-step methodology of identify, assess, control, record and review.
Read MoreWhat is risk management for film productions?
Risk management is the process of reducing risks to an acceptable level. Risk management for film production deals specifically with the unique risks of production, prep, and wrap activities on set or location.
Read MoreWhat is a risk assessment in filmmaking?
A risk assessment is the starting point for managing the health and safety, security, and medical risks inherent in filmmaking. They are used to prioritize control measures that reduce the likelihood and consequence of negative outcomes occurring on a film production.
Read MoreTaking your production overseas
How can a production operate safely while overseas during the Covid-19 pandemic? The best practice risk mitigation measures are not that different to producing shows and films domestically. However...
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