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Data sources: Other support activities to arts and performing arts

NACE 90.39 · section S — Arts and recreation · 15 data categories

What data actually exists about this industry, who typically holds it, at what granularity, and how obtainable it is. Public means openly published; purchasable is sold by a vendor; partnership needs a bilateral deal; exclusive is effectively locked up by one party.

Data categoryWho holds itGranularityAccess
pricingRental houses and crewing agencies (published rate cards), union/guild minimum rate schedules (IATSE, BECTU, Equity, ver.di), trade bodies…Per item per day / per crew role per shift, updated seasonally or annuallypublic
registry/licensing/permitsNational/local authorities (temporary structure and public entertainment licences, pyrotechnics and explosives licences), business…Per licence holder / per event permitpublic
employment & workforceNational statistics offices (labour force surveys by NACE 90.3), unions and guilds (membership and rosters), crewing agencies, freelancer…Individual contract/shift internally; monthly-quarterly sectoral aggregates…public
financial filingsCompany registries (Companies House, Handelsregister, INPI), credit bureaus (D&B, Creditsafe), arts councils publishing grantee accountsAnnual per legal entitypublic
waste & emissionsSustainability certification bodies for events, arts funders requiring environmental reporting (Arts Council England Environmental…Per production or per event; annual per organisationpublic
weather-dependent metricsOutdoor staging contractors and event safety consultants using wind-load monitoring; national met services supplying site-specific forecastsPer site, per hour during build/show periodspurchasable
inventory & supply chainLighting/sound/staging rental houses, scenery and prop stores, costume hire houses; rental management software vendorsPer asset (barcoded item) with availability calendarpartnership
energy consumptionGenerator hire firms and temporary power contractors, festival sustainability consultants (Julie's Bicycle, A Greener Future), production…Per event/site fuel-kWh totals; per generator run-hourspartnership
logistics & freight movementSpecialist entertainment freight forwarders and tour trucking firms (e.g. Rock-it Cargo, Transam, Beat the Street), ATA carnet issuers…Per shipment/truck load per tour legpartnership
incident/safety/claimsOccupational safety regulators (HSE RIDDOR, OSHA), event-industry insurers and brokers (e.g. specialist entertainment insurers), production…Per incident; aggregated annually by regulatorpartnership
quality & compliance testingElectrical test (PAT) contractors, structural engineers certifying temporary demountable structures, notified bodies certifying rigging…Per item/structure per test certificatepartnership
transactional/salesTechnical production companies, equipment rental houses (staging, lighting, sound), casting and crewing agencies, set construction…Per job/contract line item and per rental orderexclusive
geospatial/movementTour logistics and trucking operators (telematics/GPS on production vehicles), touring routing software venders, festival site planners…Per vehicle position ping; per site layoutexclusive
booking/utilization/occupancyRental houses (kit utilisation rates), crewing agencies (crew day bookings), production service firms; venue technical departmentsPer asset-day and per crew-member-dayexclusive
maintenance & asset conditionRental houses and rigging contractors; LOLER/statutory inspection providers for hoists, trusses and flying systems; venue technical managersPer asset per inspection/service eventexclusive

Compiled by the TriData research system from public registers, industry structure and regulatory reporting obligations; refreshed as the underlying catalogue grows. Look up the code itself in the NACE code finder.

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