BECTU invites filmmakers and members to discuss film standards By Iain Alexander / 18 February 2014 The UK Film Industry's Media and Entertainment Union BECTU is inviting its members and the general public to an informal discussion on film production practices. (Please note this is not an official statement released by BECTU) Taking place tomorrow, Wednesday 19th February, BECTU will be debating the important issues of health and safety on low budget film productions along with the pressing issue of late payments for cast and crews. Recently the British Film Industry was made aware of a troubling incident that occurred on a low budget indie film production which caused widespread concern about certain filming standards. This week, Film Industry Network issued a public safety announcement which you can read here regarding working rights. If you would like to join BECTU members and film professionals in a relaxed setting come for a drink at the Dover Castle Pub in London tomorrow. Details are below. Event details Address Dover Castle Pub 43, Weymouth Mews London W1G 7EQ When 8pm onwards Who can attend? BECTU members and people working in the film industry (free entry to all attendees and no need to RSVP or have a membership)
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