One policy for the year, not a new one for every project.
An annual production package — often called DICE — covers every production a company shoots in the policy year under a single renewable policy, with individual productions scheduled onto it.
Tell us the situation.
A licensed human replies the same business day — not an auto-responder, and not five producers calling at once. We shop it across our carriers and tell you if the policy you already have is the right one.
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What production package businesses actually need.
General liability
The certificate the location, the studio and the rental house all require.
Without it — No permit, no stage access, no gear released.
Equipment and property
Rented and owned production equipment, props, sets and wardrobe.
Without it — The rental order is your liability from the moment you sign for it.
Scheduled productions
The mechanism for declaring a shoot that carries stunts, cast cover or animals.
Without it — The exposures the base form excludes stay excluded, because nothing was scheduled.
Where production package shows up.
- Film & Entertainment
One renewable policy across every production in the year, instead of starting from nothing on each project.
What production package operators ask us.
Annual package or short-term policy?
If you shoot once, a short-term policy is right. If you shoot regularly, the annual package is usually cheaper than the third short-term policy and considerably faster — new productions are added to the existing policy rather than underwritten from scratch, which matters when a job comes in on Thursday for a Monday shoot.
What is DICE?
It stands for documentary, industrial, commercial and educational — the historical name for the annual multi-production form, still used by carriers even though the productions it covers now are far broader than those four categories.