Pirates of the Caribbean
30 Minutes or Less
Cheaters
Butter
Just Go With It
The Tourist
Machine Gun Preacher
Battle Los Angeles,
Love and Other Drugs,
Your Highness,
The Details,
Secretariat,
Red Dawn,
Cooler Kings,
Honeymoon,
Blackbeard/ Fieldtrip
Destination Home,
How to Make it in America,
Love Wedding and Marriage
John Carter of Mars
Monster Wolf
Fish Head/ Let Me In
Monday, July 12, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
BTS opens a new office in Utah...
Behind the Scenes opens a new office in Salt Lake City, Utah...new address as follows:
Behind the Scenes Utah
50 West, 3900 South, Suite 2-B
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
tel (800) BTS-FILM
fax (888) 9BTS-FAX
shipping@btsfreight.com
Behind the Scenes Utah
50 West, 3900 South, Suite 2-B
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
tel (800) BTS-FILM
fax (888) 9BTS-FAX
shipping@btsfreight.com
Monday, January 4, 2010
Services... 24 Hours a Day / 7 Days a Week
We offer a complete one-stop shop of freight services as listed below:
Air Freight Domestic & International
Roadfreight
Seafreight
Packing and Crating
Hazardous Goods Consultation
Passenger and Cargo Charters
Exclusive Air ride Full Logistics Vehicles
Local Pick Up & Delivery
International Door to Door Small Parcels
Domestic Counter to Counter Small Parcel
Insurance
Location Budget Assistance
ATA Carnets
Customs Clearance
PRE-PRODUCTION
Budget assistance
Project planning and consultation
Packing and crating
Carnet preparation
ON LOCATION
Local agents and on-site support
Home-base logistical support
FREIGHT
Domestic and International air and ocean freight
Road general and express
Charter planes and dedicated vehicles
IATA agents
Customs brokerage
Cargo consolidation
Domestic / International Insurance
COURIER
International and counter-to-counter
Air Freight Domestic & International
Roadfreight
Seafreight
Packing and Crating
Hazardous Goods Consultation
Passenger and Cargo Charters
Exclusive Air ride Full Logistics Vehicles
Local Pick Up & Delivery
International Door to Door Small Parcels
Domestic Counter to Counter Small Parcel
Insurance
Location Budget Assistance
ATA Carnets
Customs Clearance
PRE-PRODUCTION
Budget assistance
Project planning and consultation
Packing and crating
Carnet preparation
ON LOCATION
Local agents and on-site support
Home-base logistical support
FREIGHT
Domestic and International air and ocean freight
Road general and express
Charter planes and dedicated vehicles
IATA agents
Customs brokerage
Cargo consolidation
Domestic / International Insurance
COURIER
International and counter-to-counter
Monday, December 14, 2009
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jen Genberg
818-344-9287
jen@btsfreight.com
Date: 12-10-09
BEHIND THE SCENES WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS OPENS NEW OFFICES
LOS ANGELES, CA – Behind The Scenes Worldwide Logistics announced the opening of several new offices in key states offering tax incentives, in addition to their UK headquarters just outside of London. The offices are in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Mexico, and Oregon. The BTS home office recently relocated to Calabasas, California in November of 2009. For more detailed contact information per state, refer to www.btsfreight.com.
Geoff Abadee, CEO of Behind The Scenes, is looking forward to further growth in 2010 and anticipates additional BTS office openings as per the statewide tax incentive programs. Abadee states, “We are excited about the new locations to better serve the production community and have seen a recent increase in demand for logistics services specifically in the Michigan and New Mexico markets.” The BTS Michigan office is located in Romulus, just outside of Detroit, and BTS NM is in Albuquerque.
BTS recently added several credits to their project slate. Included in the list are Battle Los Angeles, Love and Other Drugs, Your Highness, The Details, Secretariat, Red Dawn, How to Make it in America, and Love Wedding and Marriage. Find more information on www.imdb.com/company/co0141851.
Find Hazmat shipping tips, TSA film x-ray guidelines, the latest on production tax incentives, etc. on our BTS blog or join our group on LinkedIn, BTS Worldwide Logistics…Meeting the Transportation Needs of the Entertainment Industry. Recently posted Hazmat tips include a list of many common items used every day in the home or workplace that may seem harmless. However, when transported by air, they can be very dangerous (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2543763&trk=hb_side_g).
Behind The Scenes is dedicated to servicing the special transportation needs of the film, entertainment and special project industries. We provide true one-stop shopping. Through our worldwide network of offices and agents, we can offer our services wherever your production or project takes you. For more information, refer to www.btsfreight.com.
Contact: Jen Genberg
818-344-9287
jen@btsfreight.com
Date: 12-10-09
BEHIND THE SCENES WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS OPENS NEW OFFICES
LOS ANGELES, CA – Behind The Scenes Worldwide Logistics announced the opening of several new offices in key states offering tax incentives, in addition to their UK headquarters just outside of London. The offices are in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Mexico, and Oregon. The BTS home office recently relocated to Calabasas, California in November of 2009. For more detailed contact information per state, refer to www.btsfreight.com.
Geoff Abadee, CEO of Behind The Scenes, is looking forward to further growth in 2010 and anticipates additional BTS office openings as per the statewide tax incentive programs. Abadee states, “We are excited about the new locations to better serve the production community and have seen a recent increase in demand for logistics services specifically in the Michigan and New Mexico markets.” The BTS Michigan office is located in Romulus, just outside of Detroit, and BTS NM is in Albuquerque.
BTS recently added several credits to their project slate. Included in the list are Battle Los Angeles, Love and Other Drugs, Your Highness, The Details, Secretariat, Red Dawn, How to Make it in America, and Love Wedding and Marriage. Find more information on www.imdb.com/company/co0141851.
Find Hazmat shipping tips, TSA film x-ray guidelines, the latest on production tax incentives, etc. on our BTS blog or join our group on LinkedIn, BTS Worldwide Logistics…Meeting the Transportation Needs of the Entertainment Industry. Recently posted Hazmat tips include a list of many common items used every day in the home or workplace that may seem harmless. However, when transported by air, they can be very dangerous (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2543763&trk=hb_side_g).
Behind The Scenes is dedicated to servicing the special transportation needs of the film, entertainment and special project industries. We provide true one-stop shopping. Through our worldwide network of offices and agents, we can offer our services wherever your production or project takes you. For more information, refer to www.btsfreight.com.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Hazmat Tips...
Many common items used every day in the home or workplace may seem harmless. However, when transported by air, they can be very dangerous. In flight, variations in temperature and pressure can cause items to leak, generate toxic fumes or start a fire. By law, you must declare your hazardous materials to the airline, air package carrier, or USPS.
Do not pack in luggage or carry on board the following common items: fireworks, flammable liquids or solids (including paints/ lighter refills, matches), household items (including drain cleaners/ solvents), pressure containers (including spray cans, scuba tanks, propane, self inflating rafts), weapons (including pepper spray), or other hazardous materials (including dry ice, gas powered tools, wet-cell batteries, infectious substances).
The following are restricted or prohibited articles that many times are accidentally included w/personal effects: ammunition and weapons (including knives), aerosol cans (including hair spray, spray adhesives, aerosol shaving cream/ insect repellent), flammable liquids (including oil based paints, lighter fluid, and certain types of perfume), solvents (including acetone and thinners), petroleum based products (including gas or diesel powered engines, generators, and compressors), alkaline batteries, compressed gases (oxygen, nitrogen, acetylene), and animal products (including meat, dairy products, vegetable produce & products, certain skins, feathers, furs, and plants)…dry ice (4lbs or less) for packing perishables may be carried on board an aircraft provided the package is vented.
Be very careful when packing your equipment that no restricted articles are overlooked…if any of the above mentioned items are not declared and detected by the airline/ other carrier, it will jeopardize timely movement of the entire shipment (and shipper liable to heavy penalties/ confiscation of shipment). In the event the production needs to ship any of the above items, it should check to see if obtainable at shooting location or sent legally with appropriate packing/ permits.
Do not pack in luggage or carry on board the following common items: fireworks, flammable liquids or solids (including paints/ lighter refills, matches), household items (including drain cleaners/ solvents), pressure containers (including spray cans, scuba tanks, propane, self inflating rafts), weapons (including pepper spray), or other hazardous materials (including dry ice, gas powered tools, wet-cell batteries, infectious substances).
The following are restricted or prohibited articles that many times are accidentally included w/personal effects: ammunition and weapons (including knives), aerosol cans (including hair spray, spray adhesives, aerosol shaving cream/ insect repellent), flammable liquids (including oil based paints, lighter fluid, and certain types of perfume), solvents (including acetone and thinners), petroleum based products (including gas or diesel powered engines, generators, and compressors), alkaline batteries, compressed gases (oxygen, nitrogen, acetylene), and animal products (including meat, dairy products, vegetable produce & products, certain skins, feathers, furs, and plants)…dry ice (4lbs or less) for packing perishables may be carried on board an aircraft provided the package is vented.
Be very careful when packing your equipment that no restricted articles are overlooked…if any of the above mentioned items are not declared and detected by the airline/ other carrier, it will jeopardize timely movement of the entire shipment (and shipper liable to heavy penalties/ confiscation of shipment). In the event the production needs to ship any of the above items, it should check to see if obtainable at shooting location or sent legally with appropriate packing/ permits.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Stay Tuned...
New TSA screening procedures for film x-ray on the horizon for 2010...
Brush up on hazmat shipping guidelines and useful classification tips...
Brush up on hazmat shipping guidelines and useful classification tips...
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