IPC supports clients across the film, TV, theatrical production and entertainment insurance sectors.

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  • Maintain the highest standards of social responsibility by curating workplace environments where your creators can thrive. From development to wrap, IPC provides solutions that promote the safe and sustainable execution of physical scene material. By supporting talent in embodying the safest version of what they are being asked to do on stage or front of camera, IPC supports creative teams in protecting the integrity of their vision while assuring its safety and accessibility.

    We also welcome clients seeking to troubleshoot incidents of cast injury mid production. Working closely with the affected parties, IPC support breaks the cycle of reactivity, delivers solutions to avoid recurrence and helps productions get back on track.

    The engagement of an Injury Prevention Consultant is a qualifying spend for the UK Government’s recently introduced Audio Visual Expenditure Credit (AVEC). For all qualifying features films and TV programmes, the net value of the relief is 25.5%. Learn more about how you can tell stories safely and benefit from UK tax relief here.

  • Protect the integrity of creative vision and reduce the risk of halts to production stemming from cast incapacitation. IPC works closely with global insurance companies, risk managers, brokers and loss adjusters operating in the entertainment sector to provide advice and assistance on cast and crew injury prevention in film, TV and theatrical production.

    Consultation supports the ongoing efforts of organisations in the insurance and risk management space to optimise cost avoidance strategy, provide adequate coverage and reduce claims relative to cast injury.

Tome Levi | Founder

Tome is the founder of the pioneering industry role of Injury Prevention Consultant (IPC), dubbed ‘themissing piece of the production safety puzzle’. She created the role in response to years of witnessing her on-stage and camera-facing peers sustain avoidable injuries at work, with a view to offer the industry a proactive and accessible method of telling stories safely.

Since the role’s inception in 2018, it’s certification has been approved by the International Institute for Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM). In the capacity of an IPC, Tome has consulted for production companies and private clients in film, scripted television, West End shows, national and international theatre tours. Her portfolio has further expanded to serve the media and entertainment insurance sector, working closely with key stakeholders to support their ongoing efforts to optimise cost avoidance strategy, manage risk and reduce claims relative to cast injury. As IPC’s Research and Development Lead, her published works in include the landmark Impact of Injury Report and the Best Practice Guidelines for Injury Prevention in Production.

In addition to Tome’s work in the consulting space, she delivers engaging keynotes, panels and workshops on topics such as production safety, sector leadership and industry transformation. Recent credits include London’s Contingency Conference, The Royal Television Society and the inaugural SXSW London. Tome is available for speaking engagements on request.

“ How we make the work, matters. ”

Watch Tome Levi deliver her keynote at SXSW London.