Transport

In the case of a very big budget film produced outside the UK, such as a James Bond feature, the demands placed on the Transport Department are huge: equipment must be packed and shipped to multiple locations in the UK or overseas; travel permits must be sorted out; complex itineraries for the hundreds of cast and crew must be arranged; and support vehicles such as mobile production offices, artist caravans and mobile toilets, must be hired. Given the time constraints of a film shoot, everything and everybody must arrive at exactly the right time - if one of the cast is left at the airport, it can prove a very costly mistake.
Transport Department
The Transport Department varies in size depending on the scale of the shoot.
Read MoreTransport Co-ordinator
Transport Co-ordinators are employed to work on very large-scale feature films, which have major transportation requirements.
Read MoreUnit Driver
Unit Drivers are employed during film production to drive artists, directors, producers and/or crew members, to and from the film location.
Read MoreDriver (facilities vehicles)
Facilities Drivers are responsible for driving, and looking after, the vehicles hired from a facilities company for use during a film shoot.
Read MoreTransport Manager
Transport Managers are in charge of managing all the large vehicles on a film production.
Read MoreTransport Captain
Transport Captains are responsible for the daily transportation schedule of the cast and key crew during a film shoot.
Read MoreUnit Minibus Driver
Unit Minibus Drivers work during a production as part of the driving team that transports cast, extras and crew to and from locations and unit bases.
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