Why Join Chaperone Collective

A safeguarding-first space for licensed chaperones, tutors, productions, organisations and agencies working with children in TV, film, theatre, modelling, commercials and paid performance.

For chaperones and tutors

Chaperone Collective gives licensed professional and volunteer chaperones and tutors a practical place to feel less isolated, build confidence and talk about the real situations that happen on set, backstage, in rehearsal rooms, tutoring spaces, at shoots and across paid performance.

Peer-led support from people who understand safeguarding, licensing conditions and production pressure.
A stronger professional profile for chaperones and tutors who want to be found by productions, organisations and families needing appropriate child performance support.
Space to discuss practical scenarios, boundaries, confidence, welfare concerns and useful signposting without replacing official guidance.

For productions and organisations requiring chaperones or tutors

Productions, theatres, schools, community organisations, agencies and commercial teams often need clear, reliable access to licensed chaperone and tutor knowledge. Chaperone Collective helps make that connection easier while keeping child welfare at the centre.

Connect with licensed chaperones and tutors who understand the practical realities of child performance work.
Understand what a chaperone is there to do, what they are not there to do, and why the role matters before production pressure begins.
Build safer, clearer working relationships around call times, rest breaks, dressing rooms, tutoring, handovers and safeguarding reporting routes.

For agencies supplying children

Agencies representing or supplying children need confidence that young performers are supported by people who understand performance environments, child welfare and the importance of clear safeguarding boundaries.

Help parents, guardians and clients understand the value of proper licensed chaperone and tutor support.
Connect with chaperones and tutors who understand modelling, shoots, theatre, commercials, television, film and paid performance settings.
Support better communication between agencies, productions, families, chaperones and tutors before a child arrives at a job.