From a Humboldt-Del Norte Film Commission release:
The Humboldt-Del Norte Film Commission is excited to announce the region’s reopening for film productions. In coordination with the local health department, sheriff’s office, counties and other permitting agencies, the commission has helped create a framework to allow filming to resume in safe manner. In considering both the health and safety of locals, as well as the film crews that will be visiting the area to film, protocols have been developed to ensure that resuming filming will be undertaken with a preponderance of caution and consideration of all stakeholders.
The film industry, with guidance from the state department of health, studios, and unions, has developed a white paper, outlining guidelines for set safety protocols for all filming in relation to COVID-19. The California Governor’s office declared a resumption of filming on June 12, 2020. During the shutdown of filming due to Shelter in Place orders, the film commission has been in contact at all levels to explore options to ensure the safety of locals while balancing the need for the renewed economic activity with the return of filming in the Redwood Region.
To address concerns of health and safety, the film commission is now required to be in contact with every production coming to the region for filming to ensure the compliance with any and all guidelines and regulations, prior to receiving a film permit and while the production is working in the area. Health compliance officers are now required on crew to aid in health safety tasks such as track temperature, ensure testing of crew members as required, observe proper quarantine observance and to be in touch with the commission with any and all concerns. Local cleaning crews will be hired by productions to ensure proper cleaning and sanitization of film sets and locations for cast, crew, and locals alike. Film crews and production teams will shelter in place within local hotels, limiting contact and exposure to ensure the safety for themselves and the local public.
The Film Commission anticipates two small projects in the month of July, giving filming in the Redwood Region a soft opening to practice the new protocols. Currently, there are several feature films inquiring about filming in the area during the fall.
"film" - Google News
July 01, 2020 at 05:30AM
https://ift.tt/2VCygoG
Film commission: Redwood region open for filming - Eureka Times-Standard
"film" - Google News
https://ift.tt/2qM7hdT
https://ift.tt/3fb7bBl
Bagikan Berita Ini
0 Response to "Film commission: Redwood region open for filming - Eureka Times-Standard"
Post a Comment