All Training articles – Page 16
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NewsScreenSkills targets diverse hair and make-up talent
Netflix and ITV Studios back recruitment initiative
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NewsWaterloo Road producers tap emerging talent
Rope Ladder Fiction and Wall to Wall team with Screen Manchester for training scheme
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NewsScreen Scotland and BBC offer £3m boost to Scottish indies
Partners renew commitment to on-screen representation with three-year contract
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NewsBig Light awards writers’ apprenticeship
Romanian writer selected to work with Leonardo producer
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NewsC4 sets out £15m 4Skills plans
15,000 training and development opportunities to be created for young people
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NewsCrew shortage reaching crisis point
As the production boom continues unabated, the shortage of skilled crew is raising alarm across the industry
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NewsWildflame ties with NFTS for talent training
Welsh indie creates bespoke initiative to hone staff and freelance skills
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NewsBBC Studioworks outlines mentoring plans
The company is to bolster its commitment to inspire and develop the next generation
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NewsAll3 tackles accountant shortage
Super indie launches scheme, while ents development training begins in Scotland
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NewsCameron Roach launches talent-led indie
Rope Ladder Fiction to focus on outreach and innovation
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NewsHow C4 helped launch our careers
Rosie Jones, Jordan Hogg, Dwayne Eaton and Noor Abdel-Razik reveal the critical role played by the broadcaster
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NewsNetflix reveals £1.2m training warchest
Grow Creative UK scheme will train 1000 people to tackle skills shortage
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NewsC5 shakes up tariffs
Turns back on fixed, per-hour model in favour of show-by-show negotiations
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SponsoredSkilling up TV’s next generation of accountants
The role might not be glamorous but few are more important to a production
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News£7m apprenticeship scheme launches
Flexible fund will suit freelance nature of creative industries
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NewsCovid creates ‘catastrophic’ shortage of PMs
Glut of shows rushing back into production causes recruitment problems
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NewsScreenSkills to support deaf and disabled talent
Allocates 60 places as part of £130,000 mentorship initiative