Set Notes
Insights, updates, and milestones from SetConnect
Understanding who holds responsibility and how it’s carried out day to day
The Story Behind the Line
From policy to practice — safety in every action
What Underwriters Are Really Looking For
Risk, Readiness, and the Role of Systems like SetConnect
Why PDFs and Whiteboards Don’t Cut It Anymore
And How to Fix It Without Slowing Down
What California’s New On-Set Safety Rules Mean for Producers
Managing film and television productions across multiple locations brings unique operational challenges. Discover how SetConnect helps centralise documentation, coordinate crews and improve visibility across filming locations.
Managing production approvals, digital forms and crew sign-offs doesn’t need to mean endless emails, paperwork and spreadsheets. Discover how SetConnect helps film and television productions centralise documentation, streamline onboarding and improve visibility across departments and locations.
Managing production documents across film and television projects can be complex. From safety plans and risk assessments to forms, approvals and compliance records, discover how SetConnect centralises documentation, reduces administrative bottlenecks and improves visibility across production workflows.
Effective film production safety management goes beyond compliance. Discover how SetConnect connects incident reporting, crew inductions, hazard management and safety communications in one centralised platform to streamline safety across productions.
Choosing the right production safety software can make a significant difference to how effectively film and television productions manage risk. We compare five leading TV production safety platforms for 2026, looking at their features, strengths and suitability for modern production environments.
Crew wellbeing is becoming a key priority in the screen industry. Discover how productions can move beyond wellbeing policies and create systems that support, track, and demonstrate crew care throughout every stage of production.
Distance from medical facilities. Unfamiliar regulatory frameworks. Limited communications infrastructure. The safety planning required for a remote or international location shoot goes significantly beyond what most productions apply to studio-based work — and the gap between the two is where incidents happen.
Anyone who has spent enough time in this industry has seen both sides of the same truth. The well-resourced production that was chaotic and unsafe. The lean production that ran like clockwork. The difference was never the budget. It was always the systems.
A safety induction is only effective if your crew is listening. Here’s how to get it right
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