We have a select pool of fully trained, industry-aware, qualified and seasoned guards who are on call to accommodate the changing needs and schedules of a production, at any time of day or night.
Providing security to the entertainment industry is far more than simply assigning guards, roping off areas and arranging for secure transportation.
It requires an in-depth understanding of filmmaking culture, an appreciation of who the productions and performers are and what they do on a day-to-day basis, and, most importantly, what level of service they expect.
We are unique in incorporating a ground-breaking in-house GPS monitoring system directly linked to the guards’ phones which ensures:
1. Safe lone working protocols
2. Detailed logging and tracking of operatives’ locations, ensuring accurate working hours and invoicing.
3. A transparent rota that can be viewed by the client.
We understand the importance of your project’s public relations within a host locality and our experienced and courteous guards and supervisors will employ tact and respect whilst looking after the best interests of your production and ensuring it is safe and secure at all times.
We provide 24hr security to cover all aspect of the production from the periphery of the shoot location, across Unit and Tech base, to the confines of set. Be it within the studios or on location.
Crowd control and public ‘lock offs’ for a safe, public-friendly filming environment.
Our operatives are vigilant, friendly, polite and informative.
Knowledge and experience amassed from securing the entertainment industry since 1992.
We hire the most experienced and highly trained supervisors in the business.
We provide dog handling, static and perimeter patrols.
We deploy traffic cone management teams to secure parking for tech vehicles
A comprehensive GPS system so every shift and guard is tracked
All operatives have Front Line SIA licenses and conform to BSi standards BS8406, BS7690 and BS7858
We provide bespoke public and employer’s liability insurance up to the amount of £20 million