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Each job profile includes information on how to get in, starting with the relevant A-levels, Highers or vocational qualifications. Find your ideal entry-level role in film, TV, animation, visual effects or games using our job profile matcher. Teachers and careers advisers can browse our classroom resources.

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Specific job roles in film, TV, games, animation and VFX and how to get into them

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The term 'unscripted' really means 'without actors', in truth, every TV programme has a narrative and script. It's perhaps easiest to think of unscripted TV as non-fiction television. It can be on any subject, from natural history, religion and music to dating, interior design or learning a skill. It's programmed on primetime TV, daytime TV and children's TV as well as streaming platforms like Netflix and YouTube.

Some people in craft and technical roles have the flexibility to work in a mix of genres and sectors (including scripted comedy, drama or film). By contrast, those in editorial or production management tend to specialise in either unscripted or scripted TV and rarely cross over. To learn about the routes into unscripted TV roles, browse through the icons and click on them.

You might also want to download our unscripted TV career maps: If you are a teacher or careers adviser you may also like to browse our Editorial and production (PDF), classroom resources. Craft and technical (PDF) and Studio (PDF).

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Screenskills Job Profiles - Film and TV Drama

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Screenskills Job Profiles - Film and TV Drama

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The increased range of ways in which films or programmes can be seen - in cinemas, on TV, or through streaming platforms like Netflix or Hulu - means there's a greater demand for skills in the industry than ever before.

Production companies making films and TV dramas are looking for carpenters to build the sets, accountants to keep the books, people who know the law to negotiate the selling of rights - and much more. Browse these icons to find a role that interests you and click on it to learn how to get in.

You might also want to download our maps: If you are a teacher or careers adviser you may also like to browse our film and TV drama, idea to screen (PDF) or film and TV drama industry map (PDF) for an overview of job roles.

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Around half of the people working in film and TV in the UK are self-employed. Even if you don't start your career freelancing, you might take on extra work in your spare time alongside your main job and make the jump when you are established within your sector. This toolkit is designed to introduce you to the basics of freelancing in the screen industries. If you would prefer to download this content, go to: (PDF). You might also be interested in Freelance Toolkit Portfolio careers.

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A ScreenSkills bursary is a cash grant to remove the obstacles to getting into the screen industries or progressing your career once you're in. You can apply for money to pay for most things that relate to work and continuing professional development, such as training fees, accommodation, care, disability access costs, equipment, software and travel. Read the bursary guidelines to understand exactly what's covered.

Bursaries are supported by the BFI, awarding National Lottery funds, by industry contributions to the Animation, Children's TV, Film, High-end TV and Unscripted Skills Funds.

We aim to offer funding wherever possible, but we cannot promise that all applications will be successful.

How to apply

Before you apply, please make sure you can confirm that all the following statements are accurate:

I have read the bursary guidelines and the information in each step

I have identified my career stage (Step 1)

I have checked the funding level for my identified career stage (Step 2)

I have evidence of my career stage as outlined in the guidelines (Step 3)

I have a copy of my CV and a 500-word personal statement (Step 3)

I have evidence of my costs (Step 4)

If I receive a provisional offer, I will be able to provide proof of ID and a UK bank account

If you have any questions not answered in the guidelines, or if you need any help, contact bursaries@screenskills.com.

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Create Central | Home of original storytelling

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Create Central is an industry body whose members comprise some of the UK's most creative thinkers and change makers in film, TV, games and other creative content sectors.

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Film Birmingham is Birmingham City Council's Film Office. We are committed to making filming as easy and efficient as possible.

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Create Central TV and Digital Media Bootcamps

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Create Central TV and Digital Media Bootcamps

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Creative Futures is a gateway between the University and the region's creative industries
We inspire, educate & incubateon campus and at 1 Mill Street Link opens in a new window , a new co-working space in Leamington Spa offering business advice, mentoring and networking to support the growth of creative ideas, enterprises and innovation.

What are the benefits?

As a start-up or creative business, by becoming part of the Creative Futures Incubator you benefit from desk space at 1 Mill Street which offers, state-of-the-art meeting rooms, world-class events space, a video and sound studio and great food and coffee.
Deadline EXTENDED for Cohort 5: Sunday 11th September 2022, at midnight.

Before reaching the form, you will need to register using your email and a chosen password.
Link opens in a new window Please note your details will remain private and confidential.

Imagine what your life could look like, 6 months from now with:

A subsidised co-working space at 1 Mill Street with 6 months' worth of business support, mentoring and advice to develop and launch your business. This is equivalent to up to £10,000 worth of space and support.

1-2-1 coaching to empower you with the monthly focus and accountability you need to break through your own limitations.

A tailored package of support and agreed milestones to equip your climb towards developing your business.

Exclusive access to the University of Warwick's experts, mentors and graduate entrepreneurs

Hands on learning through guest speaker talks, events and live interviews.

A strong sense of community with a network of peers who share similar entrepreneurial interests and aspirations.

Pitch practice for the opportunity to present directly to an investor network

Photo credit: Ana Frantz

Eligibility criteria:

You must be motivated and determined to build or start a business in the West Midlands and be able to demonstrate why you would benefit from being part of the Leamington Spa creative cluster.

This programme is open to graduates, alumni, early stage, start-up and SMEs. Current students are not eligible.

Applications can come from individuals (a lead applicant) or teams with a maximum of five co-founders or team members.

The business team must be primarily based in the West Midlands during their time on the programme.

Successful businesses will need to be both creative & digital from various sectors including screen, gaming, VR, AI, performing arts, marketing and events, PR and design businesses.

Each cohort will be made up of a mix of the following business types;

Creative Tech

Creative Products

Creative Production

Creative Content

Do you have a creative business idea?

Leamington Spa is the UK's largest creative cluster outside Greater London and Creative Futures provides an exciting opportunity for any business to develop entrepreneurial skills, test, launch and pitch ideas and get 6 months of free space and support to develop your creative enterprises.

Successful submissions must include the following:

Application Form including details of your Business Vision, what makes you different and how you will attract, engage and sell to customers

CV for the lead applicant and other team members (if appropriate)

Financial Forecast - Please use this template here Link opens in a new window

5 Images which best represent your work

3-min video explaining your business, your vision and introducing the team (if appropriate)

Please note: we will only accept submissions using our templates. Creative Futures Incubator proudly supported and sponsored by:

Keen to find out more?

Please see the timetable of key dates below. If you believe the fantastic package of support and space in our incubator would be of benefit to you or your c reative b usiness, please c ontact the Creative & Digital Communities Manager, Clare Green; clare.e.green@warwick.ac.uk

Register Here

Dates to Apply
Important Dates: Every year we have 2 rounds of applications: one in January and July .

Date

Activity

Wednesday 25th May 2022

Cohort 5 Applications open

Sunday 11th September 2022

Applications close at midnight

14th, 15th and 19th September 2022 at 9am - 1pm

Interviews to take place and shortlisted businesses invited to present to a panel. Please hold these days and times in your calendar.

Successful applicants meet up:

Thursday 29th September

Start Date

3rd October

*LATE APPLICATIONS: The Warwick Enterprise Team is unable to accept late applications. If you miss the deadline you will need to submit an application to the next application round.

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CREW BIRMINGHAM - Supporting Birminghams Crew

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It is a free site aimed at Film and Television employers and employees. It is a database full of Crew and Facilities that are all based in and around the Greater Birmingham area. It is the right place for Production Companies to offer PAID work to our local professional crew.

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About Camden Street Studios – Camden Street Studio

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Introducing “Camden Street Studios” a sustainable-first, media and event destination for Birmingham, focused on the film, TV and event production sectors. Repurposing 80, 000 sq. ft of former showroom spaces with extensive onsite parking, outdoor space, and the option to wrap around circular economy and low carbon practices and services.

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John Preston Teams With BBC For Stonehouse
John Preston, the author of the book behind Golden Globe-winning BBC/AMC series A Very English Scandal, has been commissioned to pen a BBC drama about a British politician who faked his own death. Stonehouse, named after John Stonehouse who staged his death on a Miami beach in 1974, is a three-part series co-produced by UK indies Clearwood Films and Snowed-In Productions, with Banijay Rights handling international distribution. Clearwood founder Ellie Wood ( Decline And Fall) and Ruth Kenley-Letts ( Mrs Wilson) are executive producing, marking Preston's second collaboration with Wood after they teamed on The Dig for Netflix, a feature starring Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, Lily James and Johnny Flynn. "There has never been a more bizarre true-life story than that of John Stonehouse, who miraculously came back to life a month after his own 'death.' I am thrilled to have the chance to dramatise a case which has fascinated me for as long as I can remember," Preston said.

Michael Palin To Reflect On Travels For BBC Two Series
Monty Python star Michael Palin is going to reflect on four of his iconic travel shows in a four-part archive series for BBC Two, in which he will jog his memories through a collection of intimate interviews, readings from his diaries and clips from the original programs. Palin has presented series including Around The World In 80 Days and Pole To Pole and highlights from the shows will be drawn together in Michael Palin's Travels by Firecrest Films. "In this series, I'm digging into my archives to revisit some of the amazing places and people I visited and asking myself - how did travel change my life?" Palin said. Iain Scollay is the executive producer.

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Hot off the heels of his Tikka Masala supper at city restaurant Asha's Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise has got straight to work on filming in Birmingham's Grand Central.

The A-lister has been spotted in the centre this morning where it is believed he is filming part of the next Mission Impossible movie within the empty John Lewis store and parts of Grand Central.

Footage emerged over the weekend of a mind-blowing sequence filmed in Derbyshire with a train running off a cliff at a Peak District quarry.

In that footage, the steam-locomotive could be seen ploughing over the cliff and falling to the quarry floor as a helicopter followed just overhead.

The internet was then sent into a frenzy yesterday when pictures emerged of Cruise outside city restaurant Asha's.

Restaurant bosses claimed the star enjoyed his chicken tikka masala so much, he ordered a second straight away.

The restaurant was only told hours before that Tom - who has been spotted several times in the Grand Central shopping centre recently - was going to be coming in.

When the star from Syracuse in New York arrived at 6pm along with five others and a security detail, Tom insisted he should not be treated differently to anybody else.

The group was even happy to sit on a table in the middle of the restaurant.

Their meal was so low key that not everybody inside Asha's recognised him or was aware they were dining so close to Hollywood royalty.

We'll be bringing live updates of any Tom Cruise sightings in the city throughout the day.

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Live: Tom Cruise filming in Birmingham's Grand Central today

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It's believed the Hollywood superstar is filming in the old John Lewis store inside Grand Central

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Traitors © Twenty Twenty TV

A ScreenSkills bursary is a cash grant to remove the obstacles to getting into the screen industries or progressing your career once you're in. You can apply for money to pay for most things that relate to work and continuing professional development, such as training fees, accommodation, care, disability access costs, equipment, software and travel. Read the bursary guidelines to understand exactly what's covered.

Bursaries are supported by the BFI, awarding National Lottery funds, by industry contributions to the Animation, Children's TV, Film, High-end TV and Unscripted Skills Funds.

We aim to offer funding wherever possible, but we cannot promise that all applications will be successful.

How to apply

Before you apply, please make sure you can confirm that all the following statements are accurate:

I have read the bursary guidelines and the information in each step

I have identified my career stage (Step 1)

I have checked the funding level for my identified career stage (Step 2)

I have evidence of my career stage as outlined in the guidelines (Step 3)

I have a copy of my CV and a 500-word personal statement (Step 3)

I have evidence of my costs (Step 4)

If I receive a provisional offer, I will be able to provide proof of ID and a UK bank account

If you have any questions not answered in the guidelines, or if you need any help, contact bursaries@screenskills.com.

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Sit back in your home and enjoy the buzz of going behind the scenes of a film set.

Find out what it's like to work on a film or TV set in this 360-degree video. The third assistant director (3rd AD) shows you around a working sound stage, introducing you to the sound, camera and lighting, art, costume, make-up and hair departments and the video village.

For best results view this full screen on YouTube. If the picture quality isn't sharp enough, you might be able to improve it by adjusting the settings.

The video was commissioned by ScreenSkills, supported by the BFI awarding National Lottery funds, to help demonstrate how a film or TV set works to inspire the next generation of behind-the-camera professionals.

You can also enjoy First day on set as a free VR experience for the Oculus Rift and Go.

If you are interested in a career in the industry, got to film and TV drama job profiles to learn more about the job roles and how to get in.

ScreenSkills has a new immersive film about life in a post-production house, learn more by visiting First Day: In post.

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