Production Guild Of Great Britain Names Lyndsay Duthie As CEO

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Manori Ravindran International EditorThe Production Guild of Great Britain (PGGB) has appointed Lyndsay Duthie as its new CEO.Starting the post in August, Duthie takes over for Alison Small, who oversaw the guild from 2012 to 2020, stepping down in March to take on the new role of U.K.

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Matt Reeves’ The Batman and various other UK-based productions have been given the go-ahead to resume shooting following the COVID-19 shut down earlier in the year. The Guardian reports that the UK government and health bodies have signed off on new coronavirus safety rules paving the way for some high-profile projects to roll cameras once again.

Having come to a screeching halt in mid-March as the novel coronavirus pandemic took hold, U.K. film and high-end TV production – an industry of huge importance both to the local economy and Hollywood, with 2019 reaching a record spend of $4.7 million – has been given a major green light to start moving again.

The British government and health bodies have formerly endorsed a comprehensive set of guidelines that will allow shoots to restart in one of the world's film and high-end production capitals after they were shut down due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.