Production Insurance

Here is the breakdown. We arrange and set up production insurance so a shoot in Indonesia carries the cover it genuinely needs. Our team works with insurers and brokers to place gear, crew, public liability, errors and omissions and weather or cast cover. We make sure policies reflect the real risk profile of an Indonesian production rather than a generic template. That means accounting for shoots near the active volcanoes of Mount Bromo, Mount Batur and Mount Agung, marine and diving work in Raja Ampat and around Komodo, and remote unit bases where medical evacuation may run by air or sea.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. We help shoots assemble the records insurers need, align cover with permit and location-agreement obligations, and support claims with prompt reporting and evidence if something goes wrong. For visiting producers we explain how cover placed at home interacts with Indonesian needs. This includes for imported gear moving under an ATA carnet, so there are no gaps when the camera turns over. Indonesia's environment makes insurance a considered, location-specific exercise.

Here is how the picture comes together. The country sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire with around 130 active volcanoes, more than any other nation, and spreads around 280 million people across some 17,000 islands. Volcanic activity, seismic risk, tropical weather and the wet monsoon season are all genuine factors an underwriter weighs. The dry season, roughly April or May to September or October, is the prime shooting window and the lower-risk period for weather-sensitive cover.

Here is what we have to work with. Medical and emergency infrastructure concentrates in Jakarta and Bali, while shoots reaching Sumatra, Sulawesi or West Papua raise the importance of evacuation and backup provisions. A large, fast-growing domestic industry and heavy streaming investment have raised pro standards and the expectation of proper cover on each production. We bring that knowing of Indonesian risk so insurance is matched accurately to where and how a project shoots.