Entertainment
Insurance
One risk faced by production companies is the loss of
equipment on sets. Even when sites are secure, there seems to always be a way
for thieves to get in and create a loss. In a recent case, the thief actually
took an entire 1300 pound metal fence. Some losses may be covered under the
commercial insurance policy, but there could be high deductibles.
Here Are A Few Tips
On How To Reduce Theft:
- Have a sign in for all vehicles.
- Have security.
- Complete background checks on all employees.
- The control of keys is essential on a site.
- Keep all equipment locked.
- Mark all equipment.
- Encourage employees not to keep personal equipment on site.
- Post signs that video cameras are located on site.
- Post “keep out/no trespassing” signs.
- Lock all vehicles at night.
- Stamp ID numbers conspicuously on all large equipment
- Require all subcontractors to have commercial insurance, workers’ compensation and employee dishonesty insurance.
The staff at John Hart Insurance has
over 60 years combined experience in the field of entertainment insurance. We focus exclusively on understanding the
unique needs of motion picture, television, video, music and theatrical
companies. This knowledge base allows us
to structure an insurance program specifically for each client that will be a
balance of the best coverage and most economical solutions to help them manage
the risks inherent to their unique business.
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