The Agency Behind the Action.

Posted on by PB Military Adviser for Film and TV Ltd. in EXTRA JOBs, Film and TV, Military film Advisor, Team PB, The Agency

A few Behind the Scenes pictures from the Agency.

Selecting and training in Estonia and the UK.

Cast and supporting artists training in surveillance and weapons and tactics.

Selection and training supporting artists in Estonia.

The team flew out to Tallin, Estonia, to conduct the selection and training of the Estonian impressive supporting artists and to advise on the action scenes.

Uk shoot.

For the UK shoot, we travelled down to sunny Hankley  Common in Surrey. First, the team selected veterans who Team PB had previously trained to fill the roles of the US Delta Force rescue team.

Paul and Romano on the Estonian/ Russian border.

Job done.

Published by PB Military Adviser for Film and TV Ltd.

Military Advisor / Co-Ordinator for Film and TV After a 24 year career in the UK Armed Forces I set out in the security industry as a close Protection and surveillance operative. My knowledge became directly required on several high profile productions. My vast historical military knowledge makes me a valuable asset to any production from Script Consultancy during the prep stage, through shooting, to project completion. Training large battle formation set pieces. Key advisor in the following: Script Consultancy: 24/7 advice to writers, producers, directors,art dept and all necessary crew with technical detail and terminology. Conduct Bootcamps, assisting with the selection of extras suitable for the production. Training and advising lead cast. Work with all departments on special action sequences to ensure the correct effect is achieved in a safe environment. Deliver a realistic look from present day battlefield drill and tactics to historical battles. AD support and on-set advice on correct military protocols, crowd marshalling and contextual behaviour

2 thoughts on “The Agency Behind the Action.”

  1. Brilliant Paul. Would have loved to have taken part even though I’m getting on a bit. Regards. Ron

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