DICE/Annual Film Production Insurance

DICE insurance (documentary, industrial, commercial, and educational) is a staple in the film industry for its broad spectrum of protection. While every studio should carefully review its insurance needs and select policies that address the risks it may face during production, having generalized

The film industry is one of the most thriving sectors in the U.S. economy and worldwide, generating hundreds of billions of dollars. However, with this thriving success comes high levels of risk as well. From lost footage to cast injuries, a lot can go wrong on and off set. For film studios, a

Film insurance protects a varied niche; a studio planning its projects must carefully consider it. DICE insurance (for documentary, industrial, commercial, and educational films) can provide a broad spectrum of coverage. Making sure the coverage amounts, exclusions, and other details are aligned

Every film project has multiple moving parts, from the talent to the equipment riggers, video editors, and more. With so many hands in the pot, it is easy for something to go wrong, and even with a carefully curated team, accidents and unexpected events can happen. Film productions must invest in

Any film production will face numerous risks throughout its lifetime. From cast injury or illness to a malfunctioning computer that loses precious film files, plenty can go wrong during each stage of the production process. To protect the studio from the significant financial implications of

As films have developed into the sometimes billion-dollar projects that take viewers to exotic locations, film crews increasingly need to plan for the challenges of remote filming. From rugged terrain to civil unrest and the difficulty of transporting equipment deep into uncharted territory,

Any film will face numerous risks to its crew and equipment. Still, those shooting in especially hazardous locations see more significant threats with more costly potential damage. However, a film should not compromise on its vision to avoid the financial impacts of filming in a particular