Production Restart Guidance - Location Housing Bubbles for Physical Production

Arielle Conwell · 2020-11-26T00:43:38.259Z

Attached is an advance copy of Maritza Global Events latest production restart guidance - Location Housing Bubbles for Physical Production . It contains best practices on building, sourcing and negotiating location housing bubbles including: Building Grids & Matching Hotels to Zone Rooms On-peak Bubbles on a Budget - Room Block Configuration Strategies Multiple Hotel Bubbles, Resorts & Motels Food & Beverage Hotel Covid-19 Protocols Covid-19 Cleaning Protocols for Major Hotel Brands Hotel Site Inspection Checklist We hope you find it useful in your planning. If you have questions or would like to discuss setting up location housing bubbles for your production, give us a call.Best, Andrew Andrew Thompson Film, TV, Digital Maritz Global Events Los Angeles - (310) 362-0250 New York - (917) 436-1020 Atlanta - (404) 478-6496 Toronto - (647) 718-5277 Vancouver - (604) 283-1648 Mobile - (647) 718-5277 andrew.thompson@experientselect.com Please note my email address will soon change to: andrew.thompson@maritz.com maritzglobalevents.com Join us in the fight to end human trafficking Click here to unsubscribe

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