Forensic crime scene support for Film and TV
Why Choose Forensic Training Partnership
At Forensic Training Partnership, we offer unparalleled training experiences designed to equip professionals in the film and television industry with the knowledge and skills needed to create authentic and compelling crime scenes. Our team of expert forensic professionals brings years of real-world experience to the classroom, ensuring that our training programmes are both rigorous and relevant to the demands of the film and TV industry.
We understand that accuracy and realism are paramount in the world of film and television. Our comprehensive training courses and support cover a wide range of forensic disciplines, including, for example, crime scene investigation, forensic anthropology, forensic ballistics and other forensic aspects. By providing a deep understanding of these complex subjects, we empower our students to create believable and engaging narratives that resonate with audiences.
Whether you're a filmmaker, screenwriter, or production designer, our training programmes and support can help you elevate your work to new heights. Our hands-on approach allows you to gain practical experience in crime scene processing, evidence collection, and analysis techniques. By working alongside experienced forensic experts, you'll develop a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for the intricacies of the criminal justice system.
In addition to our exceptional training programmes, we also offer personalised consulting services to help you with specific projects or creative challenges. Our team of experts can provide guidance on everything from character development to set design, ensuring that your forensic elements are both accurate and visually stunning.
Choose Forensic Training Partnership for the ultimate in forensic education and consulting. With our commitment to excellence and our dedication to providing the highest quality training, we are confident that we can help you achieve your creative goals.
TV News
Are you looking for a forensic expert witness to comment about a current news item and need a ‘sound bite’? Contact us, we have a range of forensic experts who have extensive experience and are validated to speak. We are agile and flexible to help at short notice.
Our Training and Consulting Programmes
At Forensic Training Partnership, we offer a comprehensive range of training and consulting programmes designed to meet the specific needs of professionals in the film and television industry. Our programmes are led by experienced forensic experts who bring real-world knowledge and practical skills to the classroom.
Training Programmes:
- Crime Scene Investigation: Learn the techniques and procedures involved in processing crime scenes, including evidence collection, documentation, and analysis.
- Forensic Anthropology: Explore the methods used to identify human remains, including skeletal analysis and forensic facial reconstruction.
- Forensic Ballistics: Learn about the examination of firearms, ammunition, and gunshot wounds, as well as the analysis of ballistic evidence.
- Forensic Trace Evidence: Find out how broken glass, paint samples, footwear and tool marks can help solve crimes.
- Ask us about other disciplines to discover our tailor made solutions.
Consulting Services:
- Project Consultation: Our experts can provide guidance on specific projects, from character development to set design, ensuring that forensic elements are accurate and compelling.
- Technical Advising: We offer technical advice on forensic procedures and equipment, helping you create realistic and authentic crime scenes.
- Expert Testimony: Our forensic experts can provide expert testimony in legal matters, offering valuable insights and analysis.
Talking Head: Our forensic experts have extensive experience of being filmed for TV documentaries and short news items, helping to explain, in layman's terms, the details of what actually took place at a crime scene or investigation.
Benefits of Forensic Training for Film & TV
- Forensic training offers numerous advantages for professionals in the film and television industry, enabling them to create more authentic, engaging, and informative content. Here are some of the key benefits:
- Enhanced Realism: Forensic training provides a deep understanding of the intricacies of forensic science, allowing filmmakers to create more realistic and believable crime scenes. By accurately portraying forensic procedures and techniques, you can enhance the authenticity and immersion of your storytelling.
- Informative Content: Forensic training can help you incorporate accurate and informative forensic information into your scripts and storylines. By educating your audience about forensic science, you can create more engaging and thought-provoking content.
- Creative Inspiration: Forensic training can inspire new creative ideas and perspectives. By learning about the challenges faced by real-life forensic professionals, you can develop unique storylines and characters that resonate with audiences.
- Expert Consultation: Forensic training can connect you with experts in the field, providing valuable insights and guidance. By consulting with forensic professionals, you can ensure that your forensic elements are accurate and credible.
- Networking Opportunities: Forensic training programmes can offer opportunities to network with other professionals in the film and television industry. By building relationships with like-minded individuals, you can expand your professional network and collaborate on future projects.
Forensic training offers a wealth of benefits for professionals in the film and television industry. By investing in forensic training, you can enhance the quality of your work, create more authentic and engaging content, and establish yourself as a trusted authority in the field.
About Us
- Tonja Fritz-Johnson has over 20 years of forensic photography experience but her cinematic debut was as an extra on TV series ‘Midsomer Murders’ Since then, Tonja has gained a wide experience of being an ‘extra’ on both film and television sets, from drama (Luther) to fantasy film (Disneys’ Cinderella). Tonja has a close experience of what goes on behind the production of a film and TV location shoot.
- Martin Bloomfield goes a long way back when he was the specialist advisor on the BBC TV series Resort to Murder (1995 - starring Ben Chaplin) where a body is washed up on Brighton Beach and police are required to examine the deceased. He has over 26 years experience in crime scene investigation, especially with the use of specialist forensic lights and lasers used in major crime scene examinations, along with 360 degree photography.
Sarah Thirkell
- Sarah Thirkell has over 25 years of CSI experience and leading CSI teams. Sarah has been used as the key forensic CSI specialist and recreator of crime scene examinations for the series Killer at the Crime Scene (31 episodes) The third series is now in production (October 2024).Sarah has a listing on IMDB website > https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12471659/
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