(which shoots in Hawaii).Īs broadcast television reserves run low, the possibility of there being any kind of new season this fall remains precariously balanced on how well studios and production facilities can navigate this fragile dance. Those shows are facing a bigger sense of uncertainty than the many shows that shoot outside of the continental US, such as Supernatural and The Good Doctor (which shoot in Canada) and Magnum P.I. and The Goldbergs are preparing to move into shooting in the coming weeks. Several soap operas are already back up and running, and US-shot shows such as S.W.A.T. The debate is complicated by the long wait times for test results that is currently plaguing much of the United States.
Yet as this recent Deadline article notes, despite new contract agreements with the largest guilds having been struck, there is still debate on exactly what measures need to be undertaken to prevent any on-set outbreaksĪll parties agree that testing needs to occur, but debate remains over the frequency of the testing, and whether or not those who test positive should remain on the payroll.
Although many states continue to post rising numbers and screen production for the most part is still stuck in limbo, the film and television industry is tentatively engaging with the “dance” part of The Hammer and The Dance, whereby elements of the business are taking steps towards ramping things up again with the requisite measures in place to ensure everybody's safety.
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