EXCLUSIVE: The UK government has given the green light for high-end TV and film productions to resume shooting as soon as employers have put in place coronavirus safety measures, Deadline understan…
that people who can’t work from home should return to their jobs as soon as possible, once workplaces are “COVID-19 secure.”
The government has not been specific over whether this advice applies to shuttered high-end film and TV sets, but it is understood that the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport is now encouraging the industry to return to work. The change of position after seven weeks of lockdown could be a boost for the thousands of industry professionals who have lost work as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the production companies impacted by the filming hiatus.
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