Storage & logistics during lockdown
We are pleased to report that our storage facility and logistics support can remain fully operational during lockdown, with strict…
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Asset management for Jingle Jangle
If you haven’t watched Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey yet this festive season, we highly recommend! CAMA were honoured to…
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Redistribution of props to schools
CAMA’s unique online asset management allows our Green Team to help productions and clients with the redistribution of assets they…
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Upcycling – reinvent your assets
Darren Jones, who co-ordinates CAMA’s Green Team services, is also a professional when it comes to upcycling. He can see…
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A circular economy for unwanted items
Here at CAMA, we are not only trying to avoid items that are no longer needed by our customers, going…
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Supporting single homeless project 2020
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the CAMA team have supported the essential work of the Single Homeless Project. SHP have already…
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Supporting workspace redesign during COVID
Throughout Autumn the CAMA Workspace team have been busy supporting our customers with workspace redesign. We’ve been helping our clients…
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What are film & TV productions saying about CAMA?
Working with US & UK production companies CAMA are leading the way with their unique storage and sustainability services, helping…
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Your storage, your way – store your assets exactly how you need them
We are pleased to announce that from August customers and productions will be able to organise and tag their own…
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Eurovision – celebration shines through when we most need it
The team at CAMA were thrilled to work with the UK production crew on Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of…
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CAMA Workspace – helping customers return to work safely
We know that many of you have been busy with the challenge of developing your ‘back to work’ strategies whilst…
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Protecting crew – COVID-19 policy for production storage and logistics
CAMA are ready to help productions comply with the British Film Commission’s Coronavirus – COVID 19 guidance for film and…