As the world still struggles to survive as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread movie production is starting up again and the production of Jurassic World: Dominion seems to be setting the safety standard.

The New York Times has a fascinating article going into depth about what precautions and safety measures are in place to make sure that all cast and crew remain healthy and safe.

The film is being made in England who are much further ahead in controlling the virus.

Only those that are need during filming are allowed on set and all cast and crew are tested 3 times a week.

In case there is any doubt there is apparently a 107 page safety manual that each member of the production crew must abide by.

America is still struggling to keep the virus under control and the film could not be made on a sound stage in Hollywood as California is one of the states with the highest cases.

In the words of star Bryce Dallas Howard "We are the guinea pigs who are going to take the leap."

“Jurassic World: Dominion” is one of the first major Hollywood studio films to restart production since the coronavirus pandemic. “We are the guinea pigs who are going to take the leap.” https://t.co/HnQadjLs4B

— New York Times Arts (@nytimesarts) August 13, 2020