Coronavirus | Film and TV shooting activities to be suspended till May 31, says FEFSI
The Hindu
The Federation also appealed to artistes and voluntary organisations to come forward and donate for the welfare of industry workers
The Film Employees Federation of India (FEFSI) has said that all shooting activities including filming for small screen projects will be suspended in Tamil Nadu till May 31. Addressing a press meet on Saturday, FEFSI president R.K. Selvamani said that they had refused permission for two movie projects that were going to continue filming and that 16 television shows will stop filming from Sunday as well. “The situation now is such that we are taking the safety of our cinema industry workers into consideration. Till May 31, no filming will happen on both films and small screen projects,” he said.
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