Coronavirus Outbreak: The Bold and the Beautiful halts filming to expand COVID-19 testing, a day after resuming production
The Bold and the Beautiful is one of the first television series to start filming again, after the coronavirus induced lockdown.


The Bold and the Beautiful. Twitter[/caption]"We have paused very briefly to modify our testing protocol to better accommodate the large volume of testing needed. Safety remains our top priority as we continue to move forward with the production of the Bold and the Beautiful. B&B filmed with cast and crew today and it was a successful first day back at work," Variety quoted a statement.After this halt, the shooting of the daytime drama will be resumed from 23 June.The Bold and the Beautiful is one of the first television series to start filming again, after the COVID induced lockdown.As for the safety measures, the CBS show will have an on-set coordinator who will oversee safety for the cast and crew, as well as several precautions.Also read — Coronavirus Outbreak: British shows plan on resuming production with safety precautions, as Emmerdale leads the way
Cast and crew will be required to wear masks when not on camera. Scripts are being rewritten in order to allow for staggering the number of people on set, and everyone involved will be regularly tested.The safety guidelines fall in line with LA County and the City of Los Angeles requirements and have been approved by the guilds and Television City owner Hackman Capital Partners, reported Variety.The Bold and the Beautiful has been on the air since 1987. CBS has renewed its daytime drama for two more seasons, where the pickup will take the show through its 35th season in 2021-22.(With inputs from agencies)

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