Production Insurance

I just went there and they have this stupid rule:
"[FONT=verdana, helvetica, arial][FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]3. Not have Stunts, Pyrotechnics, Aircrafts, Boats, Animals, Fight Scenes, Blanks, Squibs, Guns, Live Gangster Rap Music"
live gangster rap music? wtf.
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Aram Bauman said:
I just went there and they have this stupid rule:
"[FONT=verdana, helvetica, arial][FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]3. Not have Stunts, Pyrotechnics, Aircrafts, Boats, Animals, Fight Scenes, Blanks, Squibs, Guns, Live Gangster Rap Music"
live gangster rap music? wtf.
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If you expect to work with those elements, you will require certified experts on the set, plus additional insurance riders. Those all come with a price tag.

Or you could just set your buddy on fire and throw him down some stairs and hope he doesn't sue. NO JUST KIDDING. DON'T DO THAT!!!!
 
dang. All the places i have looked have the same rules for the budget we are at and dont allow guns no matter what kind thet are.
 
500, its the gun thing thats hurting here but I will check out your link and read to the end. We are working with a $200,000-$250,000 price range.
 
You will probably require a professional armoror on the set, plus firearms officer, plus plus plus plus plus.

At least you have a budget. You should be able to work it out.

You may want to hire an assistant producer who has experience in organizing that type of shooting. Bang BANG.
 
Yeah, right now Im getting the budget expenses together to see where its all going to go. Looks like Im going to have to have more in place before I can go for insurance. They want the full crew names and everything which I only have a partial list right now.
 
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