Greenlighting Projects
What Is a Greenlighting Project?
A Greenlighting Project is a student production that requires Production Office review because it involves resources, locations, equipment, or activities that fall outside the limits of an Anytime Project.
If you're unsure whether your project requires Greenlighting, contact the SCA Production Office before making reservations or beginning production.
When Is Greenlighting Required?
Your project likely requires Greenlighting if it involves:
Equipment outside the approved Anytime Project inventory
Stunts or other physical hazards
Any production that exceeds Anytime Project limits
Before You Submit
Complete the following requirements:
Be prepared to provide:
Production dates
Locations
Cast and crew information
Equipment needs
Planned production activities
Any safety concerns
Submit a Project Information Form (PIF)
The Project Information Form (PIF) begins Production Office review and project registration.
Class projects submitted for Greenlighting review must include a course syllabus showing the production is an approved course assignment.
After submitting, monitor Smartsheet Dynamic View and respond promptly to any requests from the Production Office.
Important
A reservation, project submission, or project number does not mean a project has been approved.
Before filming, all required reviews, permits, insurance documents, safety plans, paperwork, and approvals must be completed.
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