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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Common Studios reported on Monday it expects to resume manufacturing in early July on “Jurassic Entire world: Dominion” as Hollywood commences to arise from a a few-thirty day period coronavirus shutdown.
Common reported it designs to get capturing on the film underway at Pinewood Studios in England on July six beneath stringent protocols for the cast and crew to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
It will be one of the first main flicks to restart work following filming on James Cameron’s “Avatar” sequel for 20th Century Studios resumed in New Zealand on Monday. Producer Jon Landau and the cast and crew finished two weeks in quarantine following their return to the country, which has reported it is now free of charge of the virus.
Function on “Jurassic Entire world: Dominion,” starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, came to an abrupt halt in mid-March for the reason that of the coronavirus pandemic, which shut down film and tv sets around the environment.
The protocols include a two-week quarantine for actors and crew traveling into the British isles and regular coronavirus tests and antibody tests for all cast and crew, as very well as everyday temperature tests. Some a hundred and fifty hand sanitizer stations will be installed and there will be a “green zone” with enhanced testing for actors, Common reported.
“Jurassic Entire world: Dominion,” a spin-off from the 1993 “Jurassic Park” blockbuster about the return of dinosaurs, is scheduled to be unveiled in film theaters in June 2021.
Hollywood publication Deadline, which first noted the information, reported that Common was spending around $5 million on the security measures.
Netflix has reported it has resumed manufacturing in Iceland and South Korea on some of its flicks and Television set shows.
Movie studios received the inexperienced light-weight past week to resume manufacturing in the Los Angeles location, where by most Hollywood studios are primarily based, but are envisioned to need many much more weeks for a mass return to work.
Reporting by Jill Serjeant enhancing by Jonathan Oatis