Martin Turner is a former BBC Bureau Chief, head of operations (and one its first video journalists) who has broken every rule in the cybersecurity handbook. Now running our cybersecurity partner, Full Frame Technology, he explains what goes into a successful course…and how to ensure people enjoy them.
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Latest News
While the importance of health and safety on set is widely acknowledged, increasingly productions are placing a similar emphasis on safeguarding the environment and ensuring productions are sustainable
Safeguarding - our associate safeguarding and child protection expert, Caroline Brant, former head of safeguarding at the BBC, explains why safeguarding is so important and what measures productions need to take to fulfil their duties in this important area.
Our associate noise in entertainment expert, Ruth Hansford, reflects on the Royal Opera House vs Goldscheider case and what it means for orchestras and other musicians and employers going forward.
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