While the Hollywood unions and studios are still deliberating over protocols for safe return to production amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Australian film and TV industry has released its COVID-…
, including conduct a daily toolbox talk to remind workers of COVID-19 protocols;including appoint a COVID-Safe Supervisor, and appropriate supporting personnel; and, including use of appropriate PPE, such as masks, eye protection and gloves.
All departments are asked to use color-coded equipment/props/costume pieces to identify when equipment has been cleaned and is ready for next useAll production paperwork should be digitized, including call sheetsAdditional time will be needed for many of the tasks for ensuring social distancing by having one department at a time and for cleaning of sets, dressing and props.
There should be no more buffet-style meals, with staggered mealtimes and drinks in single serving containers only Most crew members will be required to carry a COVID-19 kit in their vehicles containing masks, gloves, disinfectant wipes and To illustrate how detailed the Australia guidelines are, here are some examples of recommendations that are either very specific or just common sense:
Require cast to handle hand-held props out of a sanitized bag and return the prop to the same bag when finishedDispatch sound cards or drives to the data wrangler only once daily• Plan purchases to minimize trips needed to brick and mortar stores
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