FILM STUDIO PHYSICAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
Physical security solutions are of paramount importance at film studios for several crucial reasons.
- ASSET PROTECTION
Film studios house valuable assets such as expensive equipment, sets, costumes, and digital files. Physical security measures safeguard these assets from theft, damage or unauthorised access.
- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION
Scripts, storyboards, and other creative materials are highly confidential and can be a target for theft or unauthorised distribution. Physical security ensures that only authorised personnel have access to such sensitive information.
- SAFETY OF CAST AND CREW
Film sets can be dynamic environments with a range of potentially hazardous elements, such as heavy equipment, complex sets, and special effects. Proper security measures help prevent accidents and injuries or physical security breaches.
- CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE
Film studios often work on projects with high-profile actors, directors, and producers. Protecting he confidentiality and physical aspect of these collaborations is vital for maintaining trust and professionalism in the industry.
- PREVENTION OF SABOTAGE
Disgruntled employees, competitors, or others with malicious intent might attempt to sabotage productions. Security measures help to detect and deter such activities.
- REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
Film studios are often subject to industry-specific regulations and compliance standards. Proper physical security measures demonstrate a commitment to adhering to these standards.
- INSURANCE PURPOSES
Insurers often require certain security measures to be in place to provide coverage for valuable assets. Adequate physical security can help lower insurance premiums and ensure coverage.
- REPUTATION MANAGEMENT
A security breach, theft, or unauthorised leak can result in significant reputational damage for a film studio. A strong security system helps to maintain trust and credibility in the industry.
- COMPLIANCE WITH FILM INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Major studios and production companies often have specific security requirements that must be met by all parties involved in a production. Adherence to these standards is essential for collaboration.
- DETERRENCE AND DETECTION
Visible security measures, such as cameras, access control systems, and security personnel, act as a strong deterrent to potential intruders. Additionally, they provide evidence in case of an incident.
All film studio locations layouts are different, however the concept of security is still the same. The outer perimeter to the internal building has significant security risks that need addressing.
The drawings below show a typical film studio layout detailing how Automatic Systems security products can be installed to strengthen the security of the site.
BL229
The BL 229 rising barrier is a universal barrier: its high performance and great reliability enables it to be used in a wide range of applications.
TRS PEDESTRIAN TURNSTILE
The TRS Pedestrian security turnstile is designed to ensure high-security access control and pedestrian traffic management and, at the same time, provide a hassle-free user experience.
SLIMLANE
The SlimLane speed gate is designed to secure access to your building and control the flow of pedestrian traffic, as well as offer an elegant design and high reliability.
With its fast swing obstacles, the SlimLane turnstile combines a high bidirectional flow of passage with high levels of security, without compromising user safety. Its exclusive DIRAS® detection system allows precise control of users for maximum protection and safety. In addition, its modularity allows a wide range of configurations, obstacle heights and passage widths.
BL40
The Automatic Systems BL40 is a rapid industrial rising barrier for access control over vehicles at medium and wide access points. Automatic Systems has a wealth of experience working on many film studio’s including Pinewood, Shepperton and Warner.
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