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TV MakersEp 38: Access Coordinator, Leah Rachel - Pulling Back the Curtain on Disability & Access in TVWhat does access actually look like on a TV or film production and how can we do better on our own sets, for everyone’s benefits?In this episode of TV Makers, Ashley Golder is joined by Leah Rachel, an access coordinator working across TV and film, supporting deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent cast and crew.Leah pulls back the curtain on what access really means in practice, from the everyday decisions made in prep and on set, to the conversations productions often avoid because they’re unsure how to handle them. It’s an honest, practical look a...
2026-02-0348 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast9. Dreaming BIG: building careers in children’s TV and animationIn the ninth episode of The ScreenSkills Podcast, launched in partnership with The Adobe Foundation, we turn the spotlight on all things animation and children's TV. With the Children's Media Conference taking place in Sheffield, we joined the conversation by speaking to those working in animation and live-action children's TV. ScreenSkills' Animation Production Liaison Executive, Kieran Argo, sat down with BAFTA winning producer and Director of both Animation UK and the British Animation Awards, Helen Brunsdon, to explore trends, challenges and opportunities across animation.We then hear from Eline van der Velden, producer and founder o...
2025-07-1553 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast8. Working well: prioritising welfare and wellbeing in screenIn our eighth episode, we hear from those using their experiences of working in production spaces to improve the wellbeing of those working behind the camera in the screen industries.Laetitia Nneke and Annika Hagemann - both producers and previous candidates of ScreenSkills training programmes - tell us about the training and workshops they've delivered to members of the workforce. They discuss how their knowledge has informed their teachings, the need to anticipate areas of tension as early as possible and the importance of establishing communication lines across all levels.Andy Glynn from the Film...
2025-05-2951 min
Performers who PivotHealth, Creativity, and Growth with Michelle BrooksMichelle Brooks is a Black British Writer and a graduate of the prestigious ROSE BRUFORD acting programme. Michelle's journey in the industry is nothing short of remarkable.With a background that includes stints at BBC Entertainment in Salford and BBC Promotions in London, Michelle honed her comedic prowess under the guidance of luminaries like Logan Murray, Funny Women, Amused Moose, and Comedy 5050. Her dedication to her craft paid off in 2019 when she collaborated with Comedian Simon Watt and Imperial College to create and perform a science-based stand-up set titled "BAME" for the LOL Lab.2020 Michelle's talents were recognised when...
2025-05-2847 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast7. In focus: disability, data, and the DNA of the UK screen workforceIn episode 7, we explore new research from ScreenSkills and 4Skills, conducted by Ampere Analysis, on the size and profile of the UK screen workforce. We hear from those involved in the study about how the findings will guide future policy, investment and decision-making.We also speak to Sophie Morgan and Sarah Lazenby, the team behind Channel 4’s Fight to Fly, about the importance of accessibility and representation in television — both on and off screen.Plus, we introduce Who Am I, a new segment spotlighting the people behind ScreenSkills. First up: bursaries programme manager Fergal McBride on h...
2025-05-0155 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast6. Behind the scenes: navigating boundaries with intimacy coordinator Yarit Dor (Rivals)In episode 6, we speak to intimacy coordinator Yarit Dor about her journey in the industry. From being the West End’s first Intimacy Director to working on the likes of Wicked, Rivals and Peaky Blinders, she tells us what it takes to succeed in the role, how she collaborates with different departments and what misconceptions there are about the position. We then learn all about the Animation and Children’s TV Skills Fund’s DreamBIG! programme, a new entrant initiative designed to provide the required training and production experience to those looking to take their first steps in the...
2025-03-2758 min
The London Screenwriters' Festival PodcastEp019: Meet Dylanne Corcoran, Finding Representation and WorkPodcast hosted by Chris Jones discussing Talent Campus from the London Screenwriters Festival.Guest Delanne shares her success stories after attending Talent Campus 7 in 2019.Delanne highlights her experience at Talent Campus as a whirlwind of activities and networking.Discusses her movie "Father Christmas is Back," which she wrote while recovering from flu, leading to her first paid writing job.Emphasizes the importance of being prepared for opportunities, even in unexpected situations.Talks about her book "The Box of Silver Stars," originally pitched at Talent Campus, which she self-published after challenges with traditional publishing.Plans to rally the community to support...
2025-03-1114 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast5. Supporting the workforce: mental health, leadership and inclusion in UK film and TVIn this episode we're putting the workforce at the centre of the conversation. We’re joined by CEO of the Film and TV Charity, Marcus Ryder, to discuss the findings of their Looking Glass survey and what measures can be introduced to improve the health of our industry’s workforce. We then learn all about the High-end TV Skills Fund Leaders of Tomorrow programme, an inclusion initiative designed to improve the diversity of those in leadership roles across the sector. Programme manager Hannah Green provides a programme overview while members of the new and previous cohorts tell us h...
2025-02-2841 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast4. 2025 in screen: AI, trends and talent with Jake Kanter, Manori Ravindran and moreThe first episode of the new year takes the opportunity to look ahead at what the next 12 months have in store for the screen industries. We’re joined by industry journalists Jake Kanter and Manori Ravindran to explore the key trendsand forecasts across film and TV. Robyn Winfield-Smith, Artistic Director of Liminal Stage Productions and Development Researcher at Hat Trick Lab, demystifies the future technologies and AI shaping the production landscape. Elsewhere, members of the ScreenSkills team in the Nations tell us what they're looking forward to in 2025 across Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
2025-01-311h 09
The London Screenwriters' Festival PodcastMeet Dylanne Corcoran: Finding Representation and WorkPodcast hosted by Chris Jones discussing Talent Campus from the London Screenwriters Festival.Guest Delanne shares her success stories after attending Talent Campus 7 in 2019.Delanne highlights her experience at Talent Campus as a whirlwind of activities and networking.Discusses her movie "Father Christmas is Back," which she wrote while recovering from flu, leading to her first paid writing job.Emphasizes the importance of being prepared for opportunities, even in unexpected situations.Talks about her book "The Box of Silver Stars," originally pitched at Talent Campus, which she self-published after challenges with traditional publishing.Plans to rally the community to support...
2025-01-2414 min
The London Screenwriters' Festival PodcastEp012: Meet Dylanne Corcoran, Finding Representation and WorkPodcast hosted by Chris Jones discussing Talent Campus from the London Screenwriters Festival.Guest Delanne shares her success stories after attending Talent Campus 7 in 2019.Delanne highlights her experience at Talent Campus as a whirlwind of activities and networking.Discusses her movie "Father Christmas is Back," which she wrote while recovering from flu, leading to her first paid writing job.Emphasizes the importance of being prepared for opportunities, even in unexpected situations.Talks about her book "The Box of Silver Stars," originally pitched at Talent Campus, which she self-published after challenges with traditional publishing.Plans to rally the community to support...
2025-01-2414 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast3. Greening the screen: sustainability in UK film and TVSustainability is becoming an increasingly present part of conversations within UK screen content production. But when it comes to the practical side of reducing the carbon footprint, what steps can be taken to have real, measurable impact? In this episode, we hear the personal views and experiences of those at the forefront of embedding change across the screen industry and learn just what a green-focused production looks like.Episode credits This has been a ScreenSkills podcast in partnership with the Adobe Foundation hosted by Matthew Walsh and Carley Bowman. It was produced a...
2024-12-201h 01
The ScreenSkills PodcastBonus episode: on the road for Discover! Creative Careers weekIn this bonus episode we meet the Discover! Creative Careers team as they go on the road to excite and energise 11 to 18-year-olds about opportunities in the creative industries in England. Programme Lead Mary Rose shares highlights from around the country, including an event with The Adobe Foundation in Rotherham and the launch of a new partnership with YouTube in Wigan.
2024-12-0209 minTV MakersEp 23: Emily Gunn - ScreenSkillsUnlock the potential and support for your next project with ScreenSkills! Emily Gunn, HETV Engagement & Projects Manager for the South and Midlands, is here to guide us every step of the way as to how ScreenSkills could help you us navigate this industry and come out on top. Emily works across engagement and training for HETV freelancers across the UK, supporting the growth and expansion for a diverse workforce in the screen sector. She has worked the last ten years in television starting in camera in Soho, working her way through to film licencing for multiple London b...
2024-11-2641 min
Making the MediaS5E06: Training TalkS5E06: Training Talk
The role of post production supervisors in film and television production is receiving a boost through new micro-certifications, crucial to smoothing the way a project moves from preparation to delivery.
The certifications are a joint approach from Avid and the organization Post Super, whose founder is the latest guest on the Making the Media Podcast.
Gemma Nicholson says there has been a clear gap in the market for training people in the role to be better prepared for the challenges they face.
Our Guest this Episode:
2024-11-1529 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast2. Overcoming adversity: Dr Amit Patel on moving from medicine to mediaEpisode two of The ScreenSkills Podcast is here! We speak to broadcaster, author, motivational speaker and star of his very own animation CBeebies show, Dr Amit Patel. We caught up with him at the ScreenSkills and Adobe Foundation Skills For Change conference where we asked him your questions in our Ask Me Anything feature.We’ll bring you some of the highlights from the conference too where industry leaders spoke across four panels on issues around equity, diversity and inclusion and how to embed practices into productions and workspaces across the UK.
2024-11-1441 min
The Talent Campus PodcastEP 006 Meet Dylanne Corcoran: Finding Representation and WorkPodcast hosted by Chris Jones discussing Talent Campus from the London Screenwriters Festival.Guest Delanne shares her success stories after attending Talent Campus 7 in 2019.Delanne highlights her experience at Talent Campus as a whirlwind of activities and networking.Discusses her movie "Father Christmas is Back," which she wrote while recovering from flu, leading to her first paid writing job.Emphasizes the importance of being prepared for opportunities, even in unexpected situations.Talks about her book "The Box of Silver Stars," originally pitched at Talent Campus, which she self-published after challenges with traditional publishing.Plans to rally the community to support...
2024-11-0614 min
The ScreenSkills Podcast1. From outsiders to awards: In conversation with Tony Schumacher and Chad OrororoWelcome to episode one! In our debut episode, we sit down with Emmy-nominated sound designer Chad Orororo and screenwriter Tony Schumacher, the creator of the BAFTA-nominated BBC drama The Responder, to explore their career paths and experiences in the industry.Chad and Tony share the challenges they faced throughout their journeys, including navigating feelings of being an outsider, and the training programmes that supported their growth. They highlight the impact of the ScreenSkills New Writers Mentorship and Leaders of Tomorrow initiatives, developed by the High-end TV Skills Fund, as well as the Film Forward programme, developed by...
2024-10-1658 min
The ScreenSkills PodcastWelcome to The ScreenSkills PodcastScreenSkills is launching a podcast! Join us as we go behind the camera to explore the UK screen industry with the help of those within it. From animation to film, TV to visual effects, in each episode we'll meet the people working across the UK and share their stories with you. Episode credits This has been a ScreenSkills podcast in partnership with the Adobe Foundation hosted by Matthew Walsh and Carley Bowman. It was produced and edited by Gabby Sharrock with guest-booking by Anna Green and marketing by Natalie Tandoh. T...
2024-09-3002 min
Crew ChatsEp64: Bectu - Charlotte Sewell, Poli Kyriacou & Nici YoungEver wondered what the creative process is behind the films, tv shows and theatre productions you watch? Well, Crew Chats is a podcast going behind the scenes and chatting to the crew that help make these productions.
The writers and actors strikes in America ended in September and November 2023 respectively, however work in the UK has been slow to return to pre - strike levels. So, for episode 64, I caught up with BECTU Costume and Wardrobe committee members, Charlotte Sewell, Poli Kyriacou and Nici Young. We spoke about the ongoing impact of the strikes in the UK, when the industry...
2024-03-2054 min
She Drew That PodcastSalary Report Discussion 2023In this episode we discuss our 2023 Salary Report with five brilliant women from the industry, unpacking the findings, discussion points, and recommendations.This episode is full of negotiation tips, thoughts on the impact of the current economic climate, and different points of view of salaries and current rates.Recorded January 2024If you'd like to be kept up to date with She Drew That sign up to our newsletter: eepurl.com/goYUNTShe Drew That:www.shedrewthat.comFollow us on:
2024-01-291h 35
The SceneEP13 - Paul George - Assistant DirectorSince the worldwide success of Game of Thrones the film industry in Northern Ireland has gone from strength to strength with Hollywood blockbusters and high end television dramas becoming bread and butter for the local crews. Assistant director Paul George has witnessed the industry's growth first hand.It’s Paul George on The Scene.Contents-Intro-Paul's apprenticeship with The Spence brothers-Problem solving on set-Paul's first break in the film industry-The role of an AD-The film industry before and after Game of Thrones-Paul's fir...
2023-12-211h 11
Produced ByInsight #SPECIAL - Shakeelah Archibald: Helping Others by Sharing Experience Through Public Speaking and CoachingShakeelah Archibald is a ScreenSkills film art trainee with experience working in the TV and film industry. With her firm interest in the art, props, set dec and SFX department, she came from the amazing grassroots filmmakers Fully Focused Productions, shortly after that she joined Film London and did some preliminary vocational training on Set Ready. She is also a BAFTA bursary recipient and a member of their New Talent alumni. After completing her apprenticeship in the props department on Eastenders, she was recruited by a training inclusion manager to join Culprits, a Disney+ 8-part TV series, as an...
2023-11-1705 min
Produced By#SPECIAL - Shakeelah Archibald: University Dropout Successfully Progressing in The Film IndustryShakeelah Archibald is a ScreenSkills film art trainee with experience working in the TV and film industry. With her firm interest in the art, props, set dec and SFX department, she came from the amazing grassroots filmmakers Fully Focused Productions, shortly after that she joined Film London and did some preliminary vocational training on Set Ready. She is also a BAFTA bursary recipient and a member of their New Talent alumni. After completing her apprenticeship in the props department on Eastenders, she was recruited by a training inclusion manager to join Culprits, a Disney+ 8-part TV series, as an...
2023-11-1353 min
Media Careers PodcastRia Hebden, TV PresenterThis shows contains discussions on:
Looking to develop networks from an early age
Brit School: https://www.brit.croydon.sch.uk
https://www.wonderwomentv.com
https://www.mamayouth.org.uk
TalkBack Thames: https://talkbackproductions.tv
Brunel University: https://www.brunel.ac.uk
ScreenSkills: https://www.screenskills.com
Discovery: https://www.discoveryuk.com
Disney: https://thewaltdisneycompany.eu
Freemantle: https://fremantle.com
Channel 4: https://www.channel4.com
EMEA: Europe, Middle East, and Africa
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2023-09-0342 minMedia Careers PodcastSean Williams, Freelance TV Floor ManagerRavensbourne University: https://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk
Job Roles Mentioned:
Camera Assistant: https://www.screenskills.com/job-profiles/browse/unscripted-tv/technical/camera-assistant/
Assistant Floor Manager: https://www.screenskills.com/job-profiles/browse/unscripted-tv/floor-or-location/floor-assistant/
Graphics Operator
Multi Skilled Operator
Runner: https://www.screenskills.com/job-profiles/browse/film-and-tv-drama/production-management/production-runner/
Director: https://www.screenskills.com/job-profiles/browse/creative-industries/crossover-roles/director-creative-industries/
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2023-09-0353 minCrew ChatsEp53: Bectu Charlotte Sewell and Molly Emma RoweEver wondered what the creative process is behind the films, tv shows and theatre productions you watch? Well, Crew Chats is a podcast going behind the scenes and chatting to the crew that help make these productions.
Episode 53 is slightly different to the usual, I spoke to Assistant Costume Designer, Charlotte Sewell Costume Designer Molly Emma Rowe. Both Charlotte and Molly are on the Costume and Wardrobe branch committee of BECTU. BECTU is the trade union supporting UK staff and freelancers working in the media and entertainment sectors. I spoke to them about the strikes going on in America, the...
2023-08-1554 min
The Rewind Movie PodcastThe Open Slate - Patrick Waggett (Assistant Director)Welcome to The Open Slate! Ever sat through the credits and wondered why there needs to be a Second 2nd Assistant Director? Or what the Best Boy is supposed to be the best at? In this series, we sit down with working film industry professionals from across the departments for unvarnished, honest, practical conversations about how and why they joined the movie business, how they contribute day-to-day to the creation of cinema, and how they maintain their careers in a high-pressure, highly sought after field.First up is Rewind’s very own Patrick Waggett, an Assistant Di...
2023-08-1556 minTV MakersEp 3: Lauren Jones - Lighting Technician (Spark)Welcome to the latest episode of TV Makers! Before we dive in, we want to provide a content warning that this episode includes a conversation about sexual assault. We understand that this is a sensitive topic, and we want to ensure that our listeners feel supported throughout the episode and there are links below if anyone would like to reach out or talk to someone. That being said, we believe that this conversation is important to have and we hope that it will raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual assault and it's continued prevalence within industries...
2023-05-0353 min
H-HourH-Hour Podcast #189 Gareth Ellis-Unwin – Oscar winning movie producerGareth Ellis-Unwin is a British film producer best known for producing the 2010 film The King's Speech, for which he won an Academy Award for Best Picture. He is also the co-founder and CEO of Bedlam Productions, and Head of Film and Animation at ScreenSkills. ***** H-Hour patrons were sent this podcast before anyone else. Become a patron at patreon.com/hkpodcasts ******
2023-01-1659 min
The SheSources PodcastJob Cuts At Disney | Industry Check-InLauren Piskothy hosts this episode of The SheSources Podcast. In this week's Industry Check-In, she talks about the upcoming trainee schemes in the UK (BECTU Vision Editing Trainee Scheme and ScreenSkills Trainee Finder) and she talks about Disney cutting jobs and why it's important for anyone entering the industry to stay updated on how Disney is doing.The SheSources Podcast is a resource for women and gender-non conforming individuals pursuing careers in the entertainment industries. Tune in on Mondays for our breakdown of industry current events, Wednesdays for a catch-up on industry opportunities, and...
2022-11-2304 min
RetakesWhat is a Retake?Welcome to Retakes Podcast!We (Dani and Leah) are two deep-thinking and always-striving freelancers working in the UK animation industry. We talk about retakes, and how we can apply them to our careers! This is our first episode and we introduce ourselves to you, talk about our careers so far, the importance of taking breaks and what we hope this podcast will become!One of the topics we touch upon is mentoring, and the many schemes available to animators right now. These include She Drew That and Screenskills! Both are free...
2022-04-1655 min
Sick and SickeningThen Barbara Met Alan The Disability Rights RevolutionThen Barbara Met Alan
Discussing the ground breaking BBC drama and the importance of the Disability Rights Movement in the UK and how we can keep pushing forward for change .
Josh Merritt is a neurodivergent / disabled (autistic / dyspraxic) writer, director and now actor (apparently!). His play MADDIE recently completed a sold-out run at London's Arcola Theatre, garnering glowing reviews. He has been shortlisted for ITV Original Voices and is being mentored on the Media Trust / BBC / ScreenSkills 'Reframing Disability' programme by Rose d'Or-nominated Stu Richards (creator of BBC Three’s JERK). Josh is a commissioned writer-director with BBC Four/iPlayer and...
2022-04-0230 min
Pod y Prentis / Apprentice PodAdam Neal + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastDuring his Apprenticeship, Adam was part of the Unscripted team for BBC Studios and they offered me a wide view of different roles. Depending on the production, Adam took the role of a researcher, a runner or production management assistant. These different roles helped him develop skills in researching, camera operating, loading rushes for edit, transcripts, production paperwork such as filming schedules as well as the day to day shooting on location and in the studio. Working on productions such as The Miners Who Made Us, The One Show, X-Ray, Crimewatch Roadshow Live and Bargain Hunt.
When...
2021-08-0424 min
Popularizando el conocimientoStop motion: el arte que da magia a mundos de fantasía.Desde su descubrimiento por error en 1896, la animación stop motion ha evolucionado constantemente dejando huella en el público que ha sido testigo de la magia que puede crear dentro de mundos de fantasía. Liliana Castillo Sosa (IG: @Kuroi_kitsune09) nos cuenta las variantes que existen, cómo y en dónde se puede trabajar en ello y hasta analizaremos si existe riesgo a que desaparezca.
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Palabras clave: arte, tecnología, animación, stop motion, campo laboral, historia, técnica, cine
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2021-08-0313 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodLewis Stephens + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Lewis Stephens & Sue Jeffries discuss social media, the BBC, MMA, Dan Walker, Gary Lineker and more!
Wedi’i leoli yn Great Point Seren Stiwdios (Stiwdio Pinewood Cymru gynt) yng Nghaerdydd, mae gan y tîm fwy na 100 mlynedd o brofiad mewn hyfforddiant a chynhyrchu dwyieithog yn y cyfryngau rhyngddynt. Mae aelodau o dîm Sgil Cymru wedi hyfforddi dros 100 o brentisiaid trwy gyd-weithio gyda chwmnïau ar draws de Cymru, gan gynnwys BBC Cymru Wales, Equinox Communications, Golley Slater, ITV Cymru Wales, Real SFX, Amplified Business Content ac S4C. Trwy bartneriaeth gyda...
2021-07-0131 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodLaura Light + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Laura Light (formerly Thorne) & Sue Jeffries discuss coming into the industry as a Production Office Apprentice with BBC Cymru Wales and how she has been able to network with Women in Marketing initiative Rise and land a role as a Senior Marketing Executive with London's disguise after a few years with Object Matrix
Wedi’i leoli yn Great Point Seren Stiwdios (Stiwdio Pinewood Cymru gynt) yng Nghaerdydd, mae gan y tîm fwy na 100 mlynedd o brofiad mewn hyfforddiant a chynhyrchu dwyieithog yn y cyfryngau rhyngddynt. Mae aelodau o dîm Sgil Cymr...
2021-06-0222 min
OSBDs in The Frame - Film & TV Interview podcast.iTF Diversity & Inclusion - #016 The iTF PodcastOSBD's iTF podcasts present a video about diversity and inclusion in the film and TV world, featuring notable industry practitioners. This video podcast is in collaboration with Creative Alliance and ScreenSkills. ScreenSkills is the industry-led skills body for the UK’s screen industries. This programme/ initiative is supported by ScreenSkills as part of the BFI Future Film Skills programme using funds from the National Lottery. Creative Alliance is the leader in creative apprenticeships in the Midlands
Featuring: Daniel Alexander, Sima Gonsai, Claire Lees Ingham, Lee Thomas, Bhulla Beghal, Pip Piper, Luke Furmage
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2021-05-1226 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodJesse Gareth Edwards + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Jesse & Sue Jeffries discuss apprenticeships in the media industry in Wales, Jesse's experience as coming into the industry from Ebbw Vale and how he was able to build his confidence over time at BBC Radio Wales.
Wedi’i leoli yn Great Point Seren Stiwdios (Stiwdio Pinewood Cymru gynt) yng Nghaerdydd, mae gan y tîm fwy na 100 mlynedd o brofiad mewn hyfforddiant a chynhyrchu dwyieithog yn y cyfryngau rhyngddynt. Mae aelodau o dîm Sgil Cymru wedi hyfforddi dros 100 o brentisiaid trwy gyd-weithio gyda chwmnïau ar draws de Cymru, gan gynnwys BBC Cym...
2021-05-0123 min
Just Get A Real JobEp. 30 - David Wood (Tailor and Costume Maker)In Episode 30, Jamie has a great chat with Tailor and Costume Maker David Wood about everything from how he fell in love with Costume, growing up in Glenrothes, his time at the RSC, his recent experience working on a big production, the world of Costume and much much more.
David Wood:
David on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dbw.93/
Costume Trainee Job Profile on Screenskills: https://www.screenskills.com/starting-your-career/job-profiles/film-and-tv-drama/craft/costume-trainee/
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2021-04-1354 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodBarry Roberts + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Barry Roberts & Sue Jeffries discuss apprenticeships in the creative industry in Wales. Barry completed his Sgil Cymru apprenticeship at BBC Cymru Wales working in the Art Department during 2018 – 2019. At our recent ‘Dathliad’, Barry was awarded the Creative Apprentice of the Year Award, sponsored by Creative Risk Solutions.
Prior to the apprenticeship, Barry was working as a freelance Graphics Designer, and had the opportunity to take part in a work experience project at the BBC Roath Lock. Whilst Barry was completing his work experience at the BBC, a former apprentice, who now works as an Art...
2021-03-3139 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodEugenia Taylor + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Eugenia Taylor & Sue Jeffries discuss apprenticeships in the media industry in Wales, Eugenia's time as as Apprentice with Sgil Cymru in ITV Wales, as well as Eugenia's new role as a Journalist with ITV!
Wedi’i leoli yn Great Point Seren Stiwdios (Stiwdio Pinewood Cymru gynt) yng Nghaerdydd, mae gan y tîm fwy na 100 mlynedd o brofiad mewn hyfforddiant a chynhyrchu dwyieithog yn y cyfryngau rhyngddynt. Mae aelodau o dîm Sgil Cymru wedi hyfforddi dros 100 o brentisiaid trwy gyd-weithio gyda chwmnïau ar draws de Cymru, gan gynnwys BBC Cymru Wales...
2021-03-0125 minPod y Prentis / Apprentice PodMeish Quinn + Sue Jeffries - CRIW PodcastIn our new podcast, CRIW, Meish Quinn & Sue Jeffries discuss apprenticeships in the media industry in Wales.
Based at Great Point Seren Stiwdios (formerly Pinewood Studio Wales) in Cardiff, the team has more than 100 years combined experience in bilingual media training and production. The Sgil Cymru team have trained over 100 apprentices by working with companies across south Wales including BBC Cymru Wales, Equinox Communications, Golley Slater, ITV Cymru Wales, Real SFX, Amplified Business Content and S4C. Through partnership with ScreenSkills, Sgil Cymru is delivering a package of training courses for the UK film & TV industry.
2021-01-2114 min
Pod y Prentis / Apprentice PodZahra Errami + Sue Jeffries - Podlediad CRIWSgwrs rhwng Zahra a Sue am brentisiaethau, gwneud argraff da, cyfryngau cymdeithasol a mwy!
Wedi’i leoli yn Great Point Seren Stiwdios (Stiwdio Pinewood Cymru gynt) yng Nghaerdydd, mae gan y tîm fwy na 100 mlynedd o brofiad mewn hyfforddiant a chynhyrchu dwyieithog yn y cyfryngau rhyngddynt. Mae aelodau o dîm Sgil Cymru wedi hyfforddi dros 100 o brentisiaid trwy gyd-weithio gyda chwmnïau ar draws de Cymru, gan gynnwys BBC Cymru Wales, Equinox Communications, Golley Slater, ITV Cymru Wales, Real SFX, Amplified Business Content ac S4C. Trwy bartneriaeth gyda ScreenSkills, mae Sgil Cymru yn cyflwyno pecyn...
2021-01-2012 minJust Get A Real JobEp. 12 - Kyle Dolan (Producer)In Episode 12, Jamie speaks to aspiring producer Kyle Dolan from his quarantine hotel room in Australia about everything from his earliest creative memories, his time on student radio, his MA in Producing, his new short film 'Dancing with Someone Else' and much more.
Kyle Dolan:
'Dancing with Someone Else' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dancingwithsomeoneelse_film/
Kyle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle.dolan96/
Screenskills What a Producer does: https://www.screenskills.com/careers/job-profiles/film-and-tv-drama/development-film-and-tv-drama-job-profiles/producer/
Feminism Ruins Everything Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/2KbDKv7cxYXFQpNnnoUd9f?si=-xb0GX6eQruoVKHokpHmIA
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2021-01-1953 min
The Wonder Women Podcast with Ria HebdenSeetha Kumar - Former CEO, ScreenSkillsBe inspired as each month, British TV presenter, Ria Hebden talks to one trailblazing woman who either works in Television or the Creative industries as they share how they navigate life’s challenges to achieve their career goals, while offering top tips and invaluable wisdom to inspire you on your career journey.The Wonder Women Podcast will release a new episode on the 1st day of each month.For more inspirational content including the digital talk show, inspirational content and information on our virtual events subscribe to www.wonderwomentv.comYou can also fo...
2020-10-0131 min
The Beyond Brontës Podcast3. Sara ChurchmanThis episode we are joined by Production Assistant Sara Churchman! As well as the usual questions, we find out how a science degree turned into a TV career, why mentors are so important, and discover a new tag line for the podcast... #ItsJustTV
You can find out more about Sara here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-churchman-60aa7416b/?originalSubdomain=uk and https://www.screenskills.com/profile/aa4f60dc-720b-43c3-94f1-72f248efa37a/
You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @BeyondBrontes, or contact us via email: beyondbrontes@scr...
2020-08-1944 min
The University GuysEpisode 58: UK Art Schools, with Norwich University of the ArtsIn this episode, Rhian John of Norwich University of the Arts joins the podcast, to explore the world of UK art schools. Creative Skillset, mentioned in the podcast, has now changed its name to Screen Skills with a website at https://www.screenskills.com/. Also check out the NUA Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/norwichuniarts/?hl=en
2020-07-2527 min
The comedians paradiseWorking in the BBC, being a comedy producer, videographer and stand up comedianWelcome to another episode of Marvins World,this is a podcast where Marvin meets weird, wonderful and interesting people with a unique viewpoint. The point of the podcast is to provide an entertaining show that provides insightful and invigorating discussions, which aim to provide a unique angle on topics many of us would never think of.In this particular episode we chat with Moses Sebandeke a veteran filmmaker, artist and comedian who started making films in 2007. He has made documentaries and films across the world with the BBC, where he has numerous awards, including Screenskills "short film...
2020-07-041h 37
The LOOKOUT Creative Careers PodcastThe LOOKOUT Podcast: Film and TVEpisode 2 is about working as a Second Assistant Director in Film and TV.
Featuring:
Helen Fraser
Assistant Director or Second Assistant Director on Dracula by Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat (2020) Our Ladies (2019) by Michael Caton-Jones and Alan Warner and Hellboy by Andrew Crosby and Mike Mignola (2019)
Glossary:
‘Run the floor’ means organising everything that takes place ‘on set’ in the area where the filming happens.
‘Run off set’ means organising all the activity required to make sure everything is ready for filming ‘on set’ for example all th...
2020-06-1007 min
iFeaturesStories About Place: BirminghamThe iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this episode, we are in Birmingham. We hear from another of this year’s iFeatures cohort, Producer Kurban Kassam and Writer/Director, Billy Dosanjh, to hear about their debut feature film.
We also speak with Sindy Campbell, Head of Film Birmingham, as she takes us on a tour of the City, highlighting locations used for Steven Spielberg’s Sci-Fi Adventure film, Ready Player One, as well as discussing how the film office arm of the City Coun...
2020-03-0336 min
3 FILMS THAT HAVE IMPACTED EVERYTHING IN YOUR ADULT LIFEHow ScreenSkills supports UK film with Gareth Ellis - UnwinScreenwriter Stuart Wright talks to Gareth Ellis-Unwin, Head of Film and Animation at ScreenSkills about the work being done to encourage UK people to train for and/or switch over to the UK film industry.
Link to sign up on the site: https://www.screenskills.com/register
Trainee Finder – our flagship entry-level training programme. More info can be found here: https://www.screenskills.com/insight/news/trainee-finder-opens-for-recruitment/
ScreenSkills Select - a process of endorsing and enhancing courses identified by practitioners as industry-relevant. More info can be found here: https://www.screenskills.com/education-training/screenskills-select/
For more about what they do se...
2020-02-1439 min
iFeaturesStories About Place: ManchesterThe iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this episode, we are in Manchester. We hear from Naqqash Khalid, writer/director of his debut feature "In Camera".
We also hear from Screen Manchester's Bobby Cochrane, discussing all things filmmaking in Manchester and takes us round Space Studios.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
iFeatures...
2019-12-2041 miniFeaturesStories About Place: South East England (Part 2)The iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this episode, we are focussing again on the South East. We hear from Alannah Olivia, writer/director of her debut feature "I Don't Eat Meat!", set in Southgate, North London.
We also hear from Creative England’s Hayley Armstrong, head of the Filming in England team, discussing filmmakers from all over the world that use the UK as a filming location and why it's such an appealing place to come and film.
This po...
2019-12-0237 miniFeaturesStories About Place: South East EnglandThe iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this episode, we are focussing on the South East. We hear from Fred Rowson and Sabina Smitham, writer/director and producer respectively, of their feature "Phil & Ian", set in Crystal Palace.
We are also given a guided tour of the seaside town of Deale and the beautiful Kent coastline from Gabrielle Lindemann of the Kent Film Office.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative...
2019-10-1639 min
iFeaturesStories about Place: BristolThe iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this first episode, we are focussing on Bristol.
We’ll hear from the participants: the writers, directors, producers, all about their films and how the places they are either set or filmed in, contribute to the stories they are telling.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
iFeatures is led by Creative England an...
2019-09-1318 min
iFeaturesStories about Place: BristolThe iFeatures podcast is back with a brand new series and this year we have a new theme: Stories About Place.
In this first episode, we are focussing on Bristol. We hear from Thea Gajic, director and writer of her debut feature "Surviving Earth". We also chat to writer/director Tom Haines, who tells us about his Bristol based project BOA Constrictor.
We’ll hear from the participants: the writers, directors, producers, all about their films and how the places they are either set or filmed in, contribute to the stories they are telling.
This podc...
2019-09-0918 min
iFeatures8. Applying to iFeatures*APPLY TO iFEATURES NOW!*
In this episode, we learn more about the iFeatures application process, what you need to know when applying and what we are looking out for!
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and supported by the BFI (with National Lottery funding), BBC Films and ScreenSkills.
You can find more information about...
2019-03-2514 min
iFeaturesApplying to iFeatures*APPLY TO iFEATURES NOW!*
In this episode, we learn more about the iFeatures application process, what you need to know when applying and what we are looking out for!
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and supported by the BFI (with National Lottery funding), BBC Films...
2019-03-2514 min
iFeaturesThe Producer's LabIn this episode, we are exploring the role of a film producer...
Interviews include Oscar Winning Producer, and Head of Film at ScreenSkills, Gareth Ellis-Unwin (The King's Speech) as well as film editor, Chris Wyatt (This Is England).
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and...
2019-01-1726 min
iFeatures6. The Producer's LabIn this episode, we are exploring the role of a film producer...
Interviews include Oscar Winning Producer, and Head of Film at ScreenSkills, Gareth Ellis-Unwin (The King's Speech) as well as film editor, Chris Wyatt (This Is England).
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and supported by the BFI (with National Lottery funding...
2019-01-1726 min
iFeaturesThe Director's LabIn this episode, we are back at another Lab for a series of workshops.
This time we are focussing on the many facets of a Director’s role on a film.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and supported by the BFI (with National Lottery funding), BBC...
2018-12-0523 min
iFeatures5. The Director's LabIn this episode, we are back at another Lab for a series of workshops.
This time we are focussing on the many facets of a Director’s role on a film.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by Creative England and supported by the BFI (with National Lottery funding), BBC Films and ScreenSkills.
You can find mo...
2018-12-0523 min
iFeaturesFirst DraftThe teams have now gone away for a couple of months to write their first draft scripts. We catch up with two of them to see how they are progressing as well as hearing from two previous iFeatures filmmakers about their development journeys.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is led by...
2018-10-2336 min
iFeaturesWho, What & Why?Our 12 teams are now in Liverpool at the second Story Lab, a 2 day residential workshop. We are continuing to focus on the importance of story in film development and in particular, exploring the stories specific to each of the 12 projects on this year’s iFeatures programme.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
This series was created and produced by Tonality Media, and hosted by me, Andy Johnson.
iFeatures is...
2018-09-1130 min
iFeaturesThe Story LabIn this episode, the final 12 teams are now in Manchester at the first Story Lab, a 3 day residential workshop, where they’ll hear from a variety of industry experts as well as sharing their thoughts and ideas with one another. The focus at this first development lab, is the Story. The very foundation of each of their films, and the most important part to get right.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that invests in creative talent and businesses across film, TV, games and digital media, to help turn ideas into reality.
2018-08-0633 miniFeaturesWelcome to iFeaturesWelcome to the iFeatures Podcast.
Over the next 8 episodes, we’re going to take a closer look at this year’s iFeatures programme, as we follow the journeys of 12 teams of emerging filmmaking talent , who successfully navigated their way through several rounds of applications, as well as pitching to a panel of industry executives who will help guide them through the entire programme, from workshop to workshop and all the road bumps in between.
In this first episode we introduce this year's iFeatures programme and the changes that Creative England have implemented in order to widen the...
2018-07-0223 min
iFeaturesiFeatures Podcast TrailerWelcome to the iFeatures Podcast in association with Creative England, BFI, BBC Films and Creative Skillset.
Over 8 episodes, we’re going to take a closer look at this year’s iFeatures programme, as we follow the journeys of 12 teams of emerging filmmaking talent , who successfully navigated their way through several rounds of applications, as well as pitching to a panel of industry executives who will help guide them through the entire programme, from workshop to workshop and all the road bumps in between.
This podcast is brought to you by Creative England, a national body that inve...
2018-07-0101 min
ScreenSkills HiiveCreative Business #heardonhiiveWelcome to the first episode of our new monthly podcast Heard on Hiive! #heardonhiive
This month we explored how to set and run your own creative business, and interviewed some of our talented Hiive users and entrepreneurs who have done just that!
Britt Seel is a fashion designer and stylist with over 10 years experience in the fashion and costume industry. She is the Creative Director for the New Artists Emporium 'Cult Mountain' which supports emerging designers.
Savannah James-Bayly is a producer who established her own film and TV production company Fox Cub Films in 2012. She was a participant in the...
2016-07-1331 min