Tome Levi

Tome Levi is the founder of the pioneering industry role of Injury Prevention Consultant (IPC). As a passionate advocate for safety and wellbeing in the entertainment sector, Tome developed the role of IPC in response to years of witnessing friends and colleagues in film, TV and theatrical production sustain avoidable injuries at work. She created the role in order to serve as a proactive solution to combat this issue, offering the industry an alternative to reliance on reactivity and supporting their efforts to tell stories safely. Since her establishment of the role, she has consulted for production companies and private clients in film, scripted television, West End shows, national and international theatre tours to support their efforts to tell stories safely. Her portfolio has further expanded to serve the media and entertainment insurance sector, working closely with key stakeholders to support their ongoing efforts to optimise cost avoidance strategy, manage risk and reduce claims relative to cast injury. Tome is the research lead and author of the 'Impact of Injury '24 Report - The Show Must Go on Safely', which made headlines by unveiling alarming injury rates in film, TV, and theatrical production, shedding light on the profound human and economic costs.