Universal Studio has just announced the re-start filming time of the latest Jurassic World part. After the forced postp...
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Universal Studio has just announced the re-start filming time of the latest Jurassic World part. After the forced postpone due to Coronavirus, cameras are planned to roll in the second week of July at Pinewood Studios.
The producer team have pulled out all the efforts to get the making process back on the track after it was stopped by the pandemic crisis in mid-March. In recent days, the staff has been implementing strict safety protocols on-site and a two week pre-production period will begin next week.
“The plan is for us to be shooting early-mid July,” a senior Universal production executive confirmed.
With the purpose of ensuring the safety on set, the studio spent nearly $5 million on protocols in order to provide necessary tests during the filming process. Every one of the cast and crew will be medically tested before returning to set and also multiple times during the movie's producing time.
A private medical facility called Your Doctor will be used as a measuring method to manage the entire movie's crew on medical needs. Besides, training for COVID lockdown will be provided, also on-site doctors, nurses and isolation booths. Nightly anti-viral 'fogs', 150 hand sanitizer stations and more than 1800 safety signs set up in Pinewood area, and 'Green Zones' for the cast and crew. Except for actors and actress while on set, protective masks will be obligatory for the whole crew.
“Anyone with symptoms will be isolated immediately before being sent home,” the Universal production executive told us.
“We want to make sure that we are going above and beyond the national protocols to create a safe environment. Cost isn’t our main concern now: it’s safety. We will take direction from our medical team, but we’re confident that with the staggered scheduling and zones of talent and crew, along with a system of contact tracing, we can move forward with limited delay in production.”
