Coronavirus

It's imperative that the screen industries get back to work - and it's essential that they do so safely. These resources are to empower film and TV companies to produce content safely during the Covid-19 pandemic. You might also be interested in ScreenSkills' coronavirus basic awareness on production training.

Safe working guidance

Safe working guidance

Latest guidance for the screen industries on working during the coronavirus pandemic
Filming during Covid-19

Filming during Covid-19

Programme makers reveal their tips for staying safe while capturing quality content
Tips for safe production

Tips for safe production

ScreenSkills' visual digest of Covid-19 guidance for film and TV production companies
Making Big Night In

Making Big Night In

Colin Hopkins explains how the live BBC show was produced in the Covid-19 lockdown
Coronavirus basic awareness on production training FAQs

Coronavirus basic awareness on production training FAQs

More about the e-learning
Media lawyers Ceri Stoner and Seth Roe of Wiggin LLP

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and SEISS updates

Guidance by Wiggin lawyers
How to combat the effects of lockdown on our mental health

How to combat the effects of lockdown on our mental health

TV medical adviser explains
Technical tips for TV production during the Covid-19 lockdown

Technical tips for TV production during the Covid-19 lockdown

Talkback, lighting and eye lines
Winning new clients

Winning new clients

Alison Grade and Mike Southon on how to work on your business as a freelancer in film and TV
Media lawyers Ceri Stoner and Seth Roe of Wiggin LLP

Post-lockdown legal considerations for productions

Guidance by Wiggin lawyers
Mothering Sunday: pre-production during Covid

Mothering Sunday: pre-production during Covid

Steps taken by the craft department to reduce risk
How we produce TV drama during Covid-19

How we produce TV drama during Covid-19

Different challenges for Death in Paradise and The Pursuit of Love