The Mark Milsome Foundation is inspired by the achievements, character, and unique spirit of our respected friend and colleague, Mark Milsome, who tragically lost his life whilst filming a car stunt in Ghana on 18 November 2017.
In honour of Mark’s legacy, we are dedicated to promoting health and safety standards across the film and TV industry through advocacy, education, and inclusion while supporting and inspiring young people to pursue careers within the industry.
About Mark
Mark Milsome was a highly respected camera operator, known not only for his talent but also for his generosity and willingness to help others. He was a much-loved husband, father, colleague, friend and mentor.About The Foundation
The Foundation was created to serve young people, crews and productions in honour of MarkOur Health and Safety Course
Promoting better Health & Safety. Keeping you and your colleagues safe. Take our Production Safety Accreditation 1 (PSA1) online course, as certified by ScreenSkills.Helping The Next Generation
Inspiring and informing the next generation. Mentor, support and employ our trainees
News/Press/Media

CIISA Launches Anonymous Whistleblowing Service
21st October 2026
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority has launched an online reporting system allowing workers to anonymously flag harassment, discrimination, victimisation and other harmful practices. The service was soft-launched in June after it was recognised in Parliament, and since 1 October has received around 30 reports from individuals and organisations across all sectors CIISA represents. CIISA said it […]Read more
Mark Gatiss Joins the Foundation as a Patron
9th July 2026
The Foundation is delighted to announce that actor, writer, director and producer Mark Gatiss has joined the Foundation as a Patron alongside existing Patrons, actor Rory Kinnear and writer/director Kirk Jones. We are thrilled to welcome Mark to the team. Mark is best known as a member of The League of Gentlemen and as the co-creator, with Steven […]Read more
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