The Mark Milsome Foundation - Film and TV Online Safety Passport Course

The course delivers a Production Safety Passport (ScreenSkills Level 2) Certificate valid for 5 years and aims to ensure that no crew, production or cast member is ever injured or killed again because a risk on a Film or Television set is not effectively recognised, assessed, communicated or managed.

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1.Pay

Sign up and pay £20.00 + VAT (enquire for group rates) and start your training straight away. All profits have been gifted to the Mark Milsome Foundation, Mark’s wife, Daughter and Parents. You will receive 8 months of access to the videos, a 5 Year Production Safety Passport recognised (ScreenSkills Level 2), and an optional weekly video on other H&S subjects 2 hours of certified CPD credits.

2.Pass

Take the video training course and a multiple-choice test. You can stop and start as you wish and your progress will be saved. If you fail you can try again until you can prove you understand the subjects covered.

3.Print

Print your certificate and verified CPD time statement and soon after you will receive an email from ScreenSkills with details of how to claim your Level 2 - 5 Year Production Safety Passport. So you don't forget, we'll send you a reminder email when your training is expiring.

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The Mark Milsome Foundation - Film and TV Online Safety Passport Course: ScreenSkills 5 year Production Safety Passport

Mark Milsome was a talented respected and much loved camera operator who died on set behind his camera when a car stunt went tragically wrong in Ghana in November 2017. The Mark Milsome Foundation launched one year later with 4000 cast, crew and productions worldwide wearing Black Foundation T Shirts to mark the anniversary. www.markmilsomefoundation.com.

The Film and TV Online Safety Course, created by the Foundation to protect and empower all crew, aims to prevent a tragedy such as Mark’s ever happening again.

Designed to be time and cost effective; it responds to the needs of crew as identified by the Foundation in an industry wide survey that received over 5000 confidential responses. All results and comments are available on the MMF website but key findings included:

63% Believe the current H&S regulations need improving.
20% Do not believe H&S is adequate at all.
84% Say working hours, sleep deprivation, driving whilst tired was main H&S concern
80% Believe budget restrictions are to blame for poor H&S

Written and directed by film director and then MMF Chair, Kirk Jones with the support of the National Film and Television School and technical support from Media Safety Ltd, the course is just 90 minutes long, can be taken in one sitting or in bite sized chunks, and provides successful participants with a ScreenSkills 5 Year Production Passport.

The content of this and all our courses has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a ProTrainings Certificate and for online courses an Evidence-Based Learning statement. Successful applicants will receive a Level 2 Production Safety Passport via ScreenSkills valid for 5 years.

Course Introduction by Rory Kinnear

Mark would still be with us today if this course had existed in 2017. I strongly urge all crew and, very importantly, production, to take this course and make the industry a safer place. Do it for your families, for your colleagues and for Mark. This absolutely should become an industry standard”.

-Andra Milsome

Why do we need this course from the Mark Milsome Foundation?

I ask that all NFTS students take this course. It is by far the most engaging, modern and relevant Health and Safety course for students we have found.

-Jon Wardle, Director, National Film and Television School

Aims of the Mark Milsome Foundation

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I urge you to sign up to the MMF’s Online Safety Passport. A 90 minute course that will open your mind to onset responsibilities and inspire you to be a force for positive change.

-Chris Ross BSC President - (Everybody’s talking about Jamie, Top Boy)

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Spending 90 minutes completing the MMF online safety passport is the best investment a crew member can make to their wellbeing on set as well as appreciating the wellbeing of others.

-Peter Robertson ACO President (Cyrano, The Little Mermaid, Wonka)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which occupations use this course?

The The Mark Milsome Foundation - Film and TV Online Safety Passport Course Course is perfect for:

Anyone working in the film and TV sector
Students with ambitions to enter the Film and television industry

Can I get my ScreenSkills Level 2 Passport?

Yes, on completion of this course you can gain the ScreenSkills passport.

Is the The Mark Milsome Foundation Film and TV Online Safety Passport Course mandator?

The aim of this course is to become Mandatory within the Film and Television Industry but at present, you are taking the first step towards making the industry safer, preparing yourself to help protect your colleagues, actors and productions as well as be able to help friends, family and strangers outside of the workplace.

Do I receive a certificate after completing your online training?

The Production Safety Passport Level 2 from ScreenSkills is the only certificate that is valid and recognised within the industry so we should focus on the details of this.

The Foundation is grateful to Kirk Jones for the gift of his time and services to conceive, research, produce, deliver and donate all profits for this programme to the Mark Milsome Foundation, to Mark’s wife and daughter and to Mark’s parents.

Mark Milsome Film and TV Safety Passport

MMF Online Ltd will be paying 80% of its profits from the sale of Mark Milsome Film and TV Safety Passport to the Mark Milsome Foundation (registered charity number: 1180011) and 20% to the family of Mark Milsome. We anticipate that the payment to Mark Milsome Foundation will be at least 50% of the course price (and it is hoped it will be significantly more).

More details will be published at the Mark Milsome Foundation website (www.markmilsomefoundation.com)