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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 MoreBe Aware, Feel Prepared: Travel Safety and Security Training
In the dynamic world of film and television production, travel is often a fundamental part of the job. Production crews regularly find themselves in diverse locations, from bustling urban centers to remote wildernesses, each presenting its own unique set of challenges. Ensuring the safety and security of crew members is important, and that's where the GFS Academy's Travel Safety and Security Training comes into play.
Read MoreFilming in Indonesia: Everything You Need to Know for Your Next Production
As the world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia offers a diverse portfolio of locations – from tropical beaches to flourishing jungles – sophisticated and English-speaking crew, a vibrant culture and warm hospitality.
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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