Motion Picture Industry Orientation and Exam
Film-industry orientation covering set conduct, communication, production stages and an introduction to health and safety.
The details to compare before you book
- Price
- $155 Plus GST
- Time
- 4 h session + 45 min exam; e-learning also required
- Delivery
- Online module and instructor-led virtual session
- Location
- Facilitated virtually
Who it’s for
People entering B.C. film and television; confirm any union or guild requirement.
What completion means
The exam follows both an e-learning module and a required four-hour facilitated session. This is a B.C. orientation, not Saskatchewan certification.
Completion recordCertificate after completing all steps and passing the exam
Questions to settle first
- Plan time for the e-learning module, the required facilitated session and the exam; the listing gives a 4-hour session plus a 45-minute exam.
- Confirm the current fee, applicable taxes and session availability with Actsafe.
- If you are working in Saskatchewan, treat this as a B.C. film orientation and check local training and safety requirements separately.
Sources to verify the details
The provider listing is the source for price and registration. Local references help you check how training fits the work.
Published byActsafe Safety Association
Motion Picture Industry Orientation and Exam
What this source coversB.C. film-industry orientation listed at $155 plus GST. Includes required e-learning, a four-hour facilitated virtual session and a 45-minute exam; eligibility and union requirements vary.
Published byActsafe Safety Association
Motion picture safety bulletins
What this source coversB.C. film-specific bulletins for stunts, firearms, vehicles, lifts, electrical work, weather and other set hazards. Actsafe identifies these as recommended guidance, not Saskatchewan legislation.
Published byGovernment of Saskatchewan
Workplace safety information
What this source coversThe Saskatchewan starting point for occupational health and safety.