Jurassic World: Dominion will be Resuming Production during the Pandemic!

“The commission of a private medical facility called Your Doctor to manage the entire production’s medical requirements. This will include Covid-19, fever and antibody testing but they will also review all hand sanitizer, social distancing measures, updates to government and best practice guidelines. Your Doctor will continually update the production’s safety measures as the science and environment changes and will be available for cast consultations to review health and safety concerns.
The studio has commissioned Your Doctor to test all crew before they start on the production. They will then test the crew at times throughout the production. The whole crew will also be antibody tested. Thousands of tests are expected to be carried out over the shooting period.
All crew will be temperature tested every day and not allowed on site until complete. Two walk-through temperature testing stations are being built at each end of Pinewood Studios with a capacity of 1,000 crew over 2 hours. Each test station will have a complement of doctors, nurses and isolation booths. The crew will be verified that they have been tested by a bespoke RFID system that registers when a crew member has been temperature tested. The crew will also be given a paper wristband for identification by security as a fallback. Additional temperature test stations will be set up on location as required.
The studio is putting up around 1,800 signs across Pinewood and more on location. These will include reminders that crew numbers will be limited in various locations, the need for social distancing (six feet of separation) and one-way systems in operation.
The studio is rolling out a full COVID training program to be undertaken by all staff before starting. Universal will also do specific training for specialist groups (e.g. costume and makeup).
The studio is manufacturing 150 hand sanitizer stations to be positioned at points around Pinewood Studios. They are also putting in an extra 60 sinks. All crew members will also be given an individual hand sanitizer bottle when they start.
Production will double the cleaning recommendations and employ a large cleaning team who will continually clean all the touchpoints across the site in addition to all common areas, toilets, welfare and kitchens. They will clean with specialized antiviral sprays appropriate to the situation. In the evenings all toilets, communal areas, welfare areas, kitchens, trucks and sets will be antiviral fogged. Props, grip, SFX and camera will use specialized antistatic cleaning systems.
The studio is setting up a ‘Greenzone’ for the shooting cast and crew which will have an enhanced testing environment. The ‘Greenzone’ will be policed to stop any untested crew from coming in as a further measure to prevent any spread of COVID.
Universal will have additional security detail maintaining the temperature testing centres and a further team who will check crew are eligible to go into the protected green zones. The security team will be trained in COVID measures to ensure that the required operations are followed. ”

Overall, Universal is spending almost 5 million dollars on safety precautions and care of their unit.

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The last instalment, “Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom” earned 1.3 billion dollars worldwide, and ended with the Dinosaurs escaping the Park and relocating themselves in the human territory. Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum and Sam Neill are reprising their roles from 1993’s original Jurassic Park by Spielberg. Speilberg and Trevorrow both are executive producers to the new instalment and the release is set on June 11, 2021.

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