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Film Studio Offers Free Training to Underrepresented Groups

10 Jan

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Summary

  • All Set West offers free training for minority groups in film/TV.
  • Course focuses on skills for behind-the-camera careers.
  • Training is open to those underrepresented in the industry.
Film Studio Offers Free Training to Underrepresented Groups

A film and TV studio in Bristol is launching a significant initiative to support underrepresented groups in the industry. All Set West, located at The Bottle Yard Studios, is offering free, five-week training programs designed to prepare individuals for careers behind the camera.

The course specifically targets those who are traditionally underrepresented, such as women, minority ethnic groups, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities. It focuses on practical skills, set etiquette, and the realities of freelancing in various on-set departments. Funding for the program comes from the British Film Institute National Lottery Places Fund.

This training has already proven transformative for participants. Recent attendees have successfully landed roles as locations assistants and secured work experience on major productions like BBC's 'Can You Keep a Secret?' and Apple TV+'s 'Down Cemetery Road.' The program aims to bolster Bristol's status as a filming destination by cultivating local talent.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
All Set West offers free, five-week training programs for individuals underrepresented in the film and TV industry, focusing on behind-the-camera roles.
The course is open to anyone over 18 based in Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire, or North Somerset who is underrepresented in the industry.
The training builds confidence, teaches set etiquette, and prepares participants for the realities of working as a freelancer, helping them secure on-set roles.

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