Filming

Filming at Combat Stress

Thank you for your interest in filming at Combat Stress. All filming must be arranged through our Press Office in advance.

Our spokespeople, clinicians and veterans are available for interview.

Please call 01372 587168 or email Nicola Hudson.

Crews must remain in the agreed locations and will be accompanied by us if they wish to move to other areas
Crews must not change the premises in any way, i.e. move furniture or artwork without our consent. Anything that is moved must be changed back once the filming is complete. Filming and photography can be accommodated Monday to Friday. Requests for weekend filming will be assessed on a case by case basis
Crews must have their own insurance policies to cover damage to Combat Stress items or property and public liability insurance
We must know in advance if you need to use our electrical sockets. If you do, all items must display a PAT sticker showing they have passed the test and everything needs to be plugged in via circuit breakers which you must provide
We need the names and vehicle details of all those attending in advance of the filming

There are some limitations as to what can be filmed:

We do not allow therapy to be filmed, even if the audio is not recorded.
For many reasons, some veterans will not want to be filmed, even if they are in soft focus.
Veterans may be undertaking intensive treatment so film crews must be sensitive to this.
If there is a risk that filming could interfere with a veteran's treatment, we may not be able to accommodate filming.
We reserve the right to terminate an interview or replace an interviewee on advice from our clinical colleagues

Please watch our video filmed at our Tyrwhitt House treatment centre to give you an idea.

Please watch our video filmed at our Tyrwhitt House treatment centre to give you an idea.
(credit: Services Sound & Vision Corporation)