Disaster Production Services

JPM, known as "The Masters of Disasters™", provides training and testing in mass and multi-casualty situations. Instead of moulage, we provide Emmy™ Award winning aftermath makeup applications called "Special Trauma." (Contact us to order a how-to makeup DVD.) JPM can provide large and small programs (with full disaster effects, video taping, critiquing and all other production elements) for training and testing for your departments or town's paramedics, fire fighters, law enforcement and medical facility teams in disaster and other types of emergency situations. We incorporate our motion picture and television production experience along with our EMS "street" experience to provide a LIVE realistic representation of "the real thing!". Props, debris, makeup, wardrobe, site (safety) management and evaluation (using the HSEEP guidelines) Special Effects (pyro, flames, smoke explosions and even RAIN and Snow) and more are the attributes to a JPM disaster site.

We have (or can train) actors that are especially versed in signs and symptoms of injuries, as well as, realistic family members, media and officials your personnel will deal with in an MCI situation. If you are a local, state, federal agency, hospital, or corporation needing "hands-on" training and testing at all levels of emergency response, please contact us. We would like to discuss with you how to customize a program specifically for your needs. We take your production of training and turn it into a real hands on event!

“I have been in Emergency Management for over 30 years and have had the pleasure of working with JPM Productions for many of those years. When I was in Emergency Management in the City of Atlanta and Fulton County, JPM staged several exercises for Hartsfield-Jackson (Atlanta) International Airport and the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). When JPM stages a disaster exercise, it is sometimes hard to believe it isn’t real. The injured, the confused, the dead, the debris, it is all there along with the hysterical parents looking for their missing children and pushy reporters trying to get the story from the emergency responders. Every aspect of a full field response is expertly staged to maximize the training opportunity.” - Jim Cook, CEM