Fillable Printable Template Production Schedule
Fillable Printable Template Production Schedule
Template Production Schedule
Time Action
Contractor/
Responsible
Notes
When are the key staff arriving. Put arrivals of all staff and other
groups on your schedule.
What is going to be delivered and when. Make a note of it all.
Make a schedule so people don't arrive all at once.
What parking is there for everyone?
Do you need ID for the team such as wristbands?
Who is constructing all the kit you have? Do you need
production equipment, like drills and screwdrivers or will that all
be taken care of by the supplier?
A roll of gaffer tape is one of the most useful
items you can have at any event,
What safety checks need to happen before the show can go
ahead. Who is going to make them and when?
EVENT OPEN
What key events will be happening during the day. If they aren't
on a separate schedule what needs to happen? For example
are you expecting a big crowd at a certain moment. Do you
need to alert the stewards? Will you have to move something
heavy onto stage at a certain point. Who is going to do it?
HAVE A SEPARATE DETAILED RUNNING ORDER FOR
ENTERTAINMENT, CONCESSIONS, ANY SPECIAL
ACTIVITIES TROUGHOUT THE DAY.
EVENT ENDS. PM
Who needs to collect equipment and other gear?
What clean up do you need to do?
Who will be the last person on site to make sure everything is
back to how you found it!
20.00 SITE CLEAR AND CLEAN - SECURITY STAND DOWN
Security/SM
/PM
Production*channel*to*be*confirmed*********Channel*1*for*emergencies
Radio List
Event Director……………
Production Manager …………..
Site Manager ……………...
Sound ……………
Security
Volunteer Coordinator……
Council Contact
A Production Schedule is a thorough ‘To Do’ list of everything that needs doing on the day of your event.
It may be a simple list with a reminder of who is doing what, or it might need to show very careful timings so that everything gets done on time.
It's an important document for any event.
It records what is happening and when, who is responsible for making sure it happens and any important notes.
There should also a list of the key contacts for the event. This should be circulated to everyone involved, including suppliers, crew, the license
holder, local authority events team etc.
TEMPLATE PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
EVENT:
DATE:
TIME:
Key contacts
Event Director ..... Name .....Number
Production Manager .....
Site Manager ...............
Sound ....
Stallholder Coordinator....
Enterainments Manager....
Security...
Medic ....
Health and Safety ...................
H&S – please note
We all have a duty of care to ourselves, our colleagues and the public. Please be alert to hazards and act swiftly to put in controls to limit them.
Please avoid any risk to yourself: two people to carry heavy or long objects, and for ladders. Wear appropriate protective equipment for your
role.
Child Protection/Lost children – No-one should be alone at any time with a young person.
If there is a lost child alert a steward immediately and ask another colleague or member of the public to stand by while you wait for them.
See*separate*contacts*list*for*full*details*of*staff,*volunteers,*stallholders,*all*suppliers*and*contractors,*and*entertainment*contributors.
