"This is the moment a cinematographer was run over and almost crushed to death as he filmed a close-up shot of a 1990s Rolls Royce on a film set in north London. Cameraman Matt Perren, 27, was positioned in front of the classic car when the driver accidentally put his foot down on the accelerator instead of hitting the brake."
"As he dragged himself from under the car, Mr Perren realised a piece of camera equipment was propping the vehicle up, and may have been the only thing that stood between him being crushed to death. Mr Perren has now hired solicitors from Osbornes Law to take legal action against the production company, Infinite Starlight Entertainment. He says the company which specialises in vertical dramas which are short films for mobile phones"
Matt Perren, a 27-year-old cameraman, was positioned in front of a 1990s Rolls Royce while filming a close-up when the driver accidentally pressed the accelerator instead of the brake. The camera struck his face and pinned him under the vehicle; an apple box used to prop the camera prevented the car from fully crushing him. He suffered multiple breaks to his collar bone and severe pain. The driver, actor Eugene Kyere-Diabour, reportedly did not have a driving licence. Perren has hired Osbornes Law to pursue legal action against production company Infinite Starlight Entertainment. The production specialises in vertical short films for mobile phones.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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