A business crisis is often the result of some sudden and unforeseen force, either internal or external. So how do you prepare your business for crisis handling? And if, like many indies, you're already facing a crisis, how do you steer your company into safer waters?

In this webinar, industry business leader Nick Curwin will explore the types of threats facing production companies, how to respond to an unexpected and fast-moving event, developing a crisis management plan and the impact of COVID-19.

If your film or TV production company faces a crisis of any kind and isn’t equipped with a crisis management plan, you could face serious and long-lasting consequences which could even put you out of business.

This webinar is aimed at film and TV companies and will help you to determine the necessary actions you and your business would need to follow to work through a crisis situation.

For more details please e-mail hello@filmcityfutures.com.

More about Nick Curwin:

Matisse’s mission is to help Nations and Regions indies thrive by providing expert advice and support. Nick Curwin, Chairman, began his TV career at LWT and then Mentorn, where he ran its Folio division. He launched indie Firefly, now Dragonfly, with Magnus Temple in 2004. There he pioneered so-called ‘factual theatre’ with programmes such as the award-winning Anatomy For Beginners (C4), as well as the ‘rig show’, with the BAFTA-nominated The Family (C4) and BAFTA-winning One Born Every Minute (C4).

He sold Firefly to Shine in 2007 and left with Temple three years later to launch a second indie, The Garden, producers of 24 Hours in A&E (C4), 24 Hours in Police Custody (C4), Keeping Britain Alive (BBC2) and The Audience (C4) – all BAFTA-nominated – as well as the BAFTA-winning Bedlam (C4). The Garden was twice voted the best indie in the country by its peers. Four years after ITV Studios acquired The Garden, he stood down as CEO and joined the Board of C4’s Indie Growth Fund. After a year as Creative Mentor to investee companies and advising the channel on new investments, he left to launch Matisse.

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