CrisisCast is delighted to be back in farnborough delivering two live areas that will bring security products and services to life in a truly memorable way: We are the main sponsors of the Live Demo Arena where The UK Home Office collaborates with partner organisations to showcase their techniques, skills and approaches across a range […]
We are humbled to have received this Corporate Live Wire award for our work in reinterpreting how security training can be embedded. Our use of emotionally engaging, immersive scenarios is having a lasting effect on the insights of those who need to hold important knowledge for longer … and have it readily accessible when most needed […]
Delighted to announce that we have won this prestigious award from Corporate insider for our innovative approach to security training in the UK.
CrisisCast was pleased to be interviewed by Emine Saner for the Guardian who wanted to add context around how large scale immersive scenarios are planned, designed, prepared and executed with the maximum possible impact for learners. For us it’s all about the learning objectives and outputs. Every element planned into an exercise should serve that one […]
At this year’s invitation-only Security and Policing show, CrisisCast worked closely with the Security Liaison Unit from the Metropolitan Police, Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection and the Home Office to conceive, design, plan, script and build a fully immersive, fictional mock embassy staffed by our actor ambassadors and populated with the very best of British technology and capabilities. […]
DOP Bruce Parker engulfed in stage smoke as we prepare to shoot a training film for BUDMC’s school emergency planning courses. The CrisisCast film sets the scene for classroom training by bringing the dramatic and rapid escalation of a school fire into focus for train…
CrisisCast recently supplied specially trianed crew to Needs Must Film, an extraordinary company dedicated to making compelling, world-class,human-interest films that leave behind a legacy of positive, sustainable, social change. We are proud to be standing alongside NMF in their radical and innovative corner of the film industry, as they use social enterprise skills to bring about real-life change on the ground.
Our HEAT trained film crew are en route to South America to work with a UK university at rural schools in Antioquia.
The world Bank: “With its green hills and quaint valleys hidden under a layer of fog, the department of Antioquia in Colombia, looks very much like a l…
Delighted to announce that CrisisCast is the proud recipient of the Innovation and Excellence award for Outstanding Commitment to Public Safety Services 2015
The British army using using crowd dynamics and psychology to predict hostile crowd movements.
The MacKenzie Institute interviewed CrisisCast for the informative paper linked above: We were able to contribute thoughts on how our innovative training methods help members of the public mitigate the risk of violent terrorist attacks.
Making a drama out of a crisis – can stress testing through roleplay improve security? Barry Cross – IHS Jane’s Airport Review Training personnel to deal with major incidents is perhaps one of the most demanding challenges faced by airport managers. Having the correct protocol in place is key, but making sure that everything works […]
The UK’s next Lead Armoured Task Force has completed six weeks of challenging training in Canada. As part of Exercise Prairie Storm, 1st Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment’s battlegroup tackled harsh weather conditions and terrain to take hold of villages from enemy soldiers. This mode of immersive exercising is precisely the speciality of CrisisCast teams. By […]