Creative Producers is an initiative designed to support emerging producers develop strong creative skills including the ability to generate a project, identify the right talent for it and keep the momentum going through what is often a long development process.
Film Hub North's Creative Producer School will provide participants with a solid foundation in all practical aspects of managing a production.
Across a two-day workshop, six production companies will discover and experience the latest technologies in immersive storytelling.
This programme is for individuals in the early stages of their career and already working in the TV industry as a runner, assistant, production secretary or production management assistant.
Talentlab 2019 is a unique creative talent development network aimed at the UK’s emerging and established culturally diverse filmmakers, digital natives, writers, and artists across genres.
A year long programme focused on three intensive weeks featuring professional development through working on the development of fiction, documentary and TV series projects.
They accept all genres and it doesn't matter if you have a big budget epic or contained drama, each screenplay is judged equally.
The TV Pilot contest is split into 1/2 hour and 1 hour categories. They accept all genres, and it doesn't matter if you have a big budget epic or a contained drama, each TV pilot is judged equally.
This is your chance to join the world’s top 250 emerging filmmakers for a transformative week of talks, screenings, workshops and networking.
The Production Guild is seeking to train experienced assistant production accountants to support their transition to production accountant positions in film and HETV.
BAFTA Elevate is designed to support those from underrepresented groups progressing in their careers. This year’s programme will be supporting actors.
Are you a disabled person interested in working in film/TV? Four Corners' part-time course, Making the Cut offers low-cost training in Editing and Production.
Performance Insurance's short film competition is back and looking for short films from filmmakers across the UK. Films must have been produced in the last two years and run for a maximum of 15 minutes.
The BlueCat Screenplay Competition is now accepting features, short scripts and pilots for its 2019 edition. Every entry receives written feedback and a chance to win $2,500.
Four filmmakers will receive £500 plus guidance and industry support to produce a short film around North London.
Making It Possible is for you if you’re on maternity/paternity leave or if you’re currently working but concerned you will stagnate in your career due to juggling work with parenting and/or caring demands.
Funded by BFI NETWORK, Beacons supports emerging filmmakers from Wales to develop bold and unique voices, explore diverse forms of cinematic storytelling, and establish flourishing careers as feature filmmakers.
Enter a pilot episode script for an internationally compelling drama series for the chance to win.
Experienced creatives interested in working in the Midlands, who are black, Asian, minority ethnic, and/or have a disability and/or are from lower socio-economic backgrounds, are invited to meet the team from BBC Three on Wednesday 16 October.
The BFI Short Form Animation Fund offers support for higher-budget animated work from teams based in the UK.
From its headquarters in London, Genera has been set up to provide an alternative way for short filmmakers worldwide to fund their work, offering up to £5000 per project.
Stepping Up is the training initiative for TV drama professionals in Wales looking to take the next step in their career.
This British Council Film and BFI NETWORK scheme is designed to support filmmakers looking to develop skillsets and networks internationally and is focused around eight international training labs. The fund will offer bursaries to contribute towards the cost of course fees, travel and accommodation.
Creative England’s New Ideas Fund is able to offer small seed funding to sole traders, start-ups and small businesses for their creative business ideas. They can offer investments between £500 and £15,000.
Wahala Film Fund is a short film completion fund for Queer, Transgender and Intersex People of Colour filmmakers based in UK, Europe and the Global South.
Short Film funding programme which supports projects with directors based in England and is run in partnership with the BFI NETWORK Talent Executives who work with filmmakers on the delivery of funded project.
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