The Foundation is focused on improving health and safety for all crew, production and cast members, and creating awareness of the need for accountability.
No one working in film and television should ever be injured or killed whilst working on a production. Health & Safety training for everyone in the industry should be mandatory.
The Mark Milsome Foundation Film & TV Online Safety Passport course provides a ScreenSkills recognised, Level 2 Production Safety Passport valid for 5 years.
Introduction from Rory Kinnear to the Mark Milsome Foundation Film and TV Online Safety Passport Course
The course takes 90 minutes and topics include Speaking Up, The Law, Working Hours, Health and Safety Abroad, Mental Health, Bullying and Discrimination, delivering a modern refresher for those with decades of experience and serving as a learning tool for those setting foot on set for the first time. It was designed by crew for crew in response to a survey which received close to 5000 comments.
The MMF Film and TV Safety Passport course was created by Kirk Jones with support from National Film and Television School and Media Safety Ltd. The Foundation thanks Kirk for the gift of his time and services to produce, deliver and donate all rights to this programme to the Mark Milsome Foundation. Profits have been gifted to the Foundation, Mark’s wife, daughter and parents.
Sample the Course here
Following the Coroner’s findings into Mark’s death, the Foundation issued an open letter highlighting 4 lessons learned, and urging the industry to review the simple procedures which could have prevented Mark’s death and that could save the lives of others in the future.