Over six weeks on location for The Diplomat Season 4, we delivered craft support for more than 150 crew from 6.30 each morning, working in close partnership with the Locations team across castles, stately homes and historic London buildings, including the Foreign Office. Managing the logistical complexity of each site, we secured suitable parking and navigated restricted access.t

The best craft setup isn’t necessarily the biggest, the closest or the most obvious. Sometimes it’s a van. Sometimes it’s two service points. Sometimes it isn’t a vehicle at all. The useful bit is having enough visibility to work this out before we arrive on set.

When a production films in a historic location, access can quickly become a challenge.

As The Witcher wraps its fifth series, and we enjoy some well earned downtime, we’ve been reflecting on an incredible journey — one that’s seen our business evolve alongside the production.

When it comes to production, every detail matters. For the craft service team on Netflix’s The Diplomat, Season 2 was no exception. This isn’t just about coffee and snacks—it’s about creating an experience that fuels productivity and supports the needs of a discerning cast and crew. From London to the remote landscapes of Loch Fyne, here’s how our team delivered excellence, one mouthful at a time.