Event health and safety obligations under English law depend on whether an entity acts as a direct organizer or merely a sponsor. The primary focus is on managing accidental risks to staff and attendees rather than preventing intentional security threats.

This post outlines essential health and safety guidelines for film productions, detailing key preventive measures to protect cast and crew from extreme heat during summer shoots.

With the introduction of RENTRI, the National Electronic Register for Waste Traceability, film, television and commercial productions must pay greater attention to the management of waste generated during filming, set construction and technical operations.

Anyone who has worked on an outdoor production knows how quickly conditions can change. In recent years, these weather events have become increasingly frequent and unpredictable across the country.

Sustainability is becoming a real part of the way film and television productions are planned, managed and delivered…

Set construction remains one of the most complex production phases, often executed under tight deadlines and shifting conditions.

Shooting abroad opens creative and logistical opportunities, but it also raises an important questions about safety. Discover more here.

Italy offers a wide range of historic locations for film and television productions. These environments require careful technical evaluation.

For those working in film and television, understanding earthquakes’ risk isn’t about fear, it’s about readiness. Discover more here.

For us at Framinia, supporting the production “40 Secondi” has been both an honour and a meaningful working experience.

For those working in film and television, understanding earthquakes’ risk isn’t about fear, it’s about readiness. Discover more here.

At Framinia, we help businesses create safer, healthier workplaces and give them the confidence that they’re compliant with UK regulations.