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Dear All,

A museum I work at (not the below) is potentially going to be used as a film location. It’s a 19^th century building with in situ industrial machinery that cannot be moved and will therefore be in the way/part of the shot. I’ve worked with telly before and they were fairly awful, wanting to hack stuff apart etc., but I wondered if anyone ever made a written agreement/requirement list to be signed prior to filming to help safeguard large collections/building structures etc. Any advice would be much appreciated too!

With thanks,
Roz

Roz Currie

Curator

Islington Local History Centre and Museum
Finsbury Library

245 St John Street

London

EC1V 4NB

020 7527 3235

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www.islington.gov.uk/heritage

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