BMT looks at how Nucleus has supported CDN and TAP’s new initiative to review and improve the accessibility of studios and post-production facilities across the UK.
Accessibility plays a pivotal part in empowering everyone to participate fully in the screen sector, both on and off screen. To enable studios and post-production facilities to efficiently review the accessibility of their spaces, CDN and TAP have partnered up to launch a new initiative using Nucleus, BMT’s end-to-end workflow management system.
This new online hub brings together studio and post-production facility providers, enabling individuals, production companies and broadcasters to check whether these spaces have completed a self-review of their accessibility. Nucleus powers the whole process – making it easy for facility providers to manage submissions, track completion, and create a standardised PDF certificate of accessibility features that can be uploaded to their website.
BMT developed Nucleus to support a wide range of awards, application and bursary workflows; now it’s being used to help industry professionals make more informed decisions about the spaces they choose to work in – a stepping stone for the ambition of TAP’s members to work only with studios and post-production facilities that have conducted a self-review of the accessibility of their spaces.
Emma Perry, Director of BMT, said: “We at BMT, are proud to be supporting the launch of this initiative via Nucleus, supporting the drive towards a more inclusive and accessible screen industry.”
You can read more about the initiative on the CDN website.
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BMT (BAFTA Media Technology) is the software research and development arm of BAFTA (The British Academy of Film and Television Arts).