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SUMMARY:Production Management Discovery Webinar
DESCRIPTION:A Discovery Webinar to find out more about the The Grierson Trust’s Grierson DocLab In Focus: Production Management initiative\, the role and the key attributes needed by those working in production will be held on Wednesday\, 9 August 2023\, 6-7pm. \nClosed captions will be provided – contact training@griersontrust.org with any access requests or advance questions for the panel. \nYou can read more about the Production Management programme here. \nSign up here.
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/production-management-discovery-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:industry talks,panel discussion,Q&A,webinar
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SUMMARY:NFTS Location Sound Recording Q&A with Industry Panel
DESCRIPTION:What is Location Sound Recording? Where does it fit into film and television making? How do you become a Location Sound Recordist? \nThese questions and more will be answered in NFTS’ online Q&A with alumni Location Sound Recordists Tom Fennell and Sara Lima\, and course leader Judi Lee-Headman. \n‘I’ve relished my role as sound mixer and boom operator and the unique challenges each new situation has presented\, working on a wide variety of productions in the UK and abroad. I enjoy any opportunity to work with established sound mixers and boom operators\, and build my expertise with talented crews on exciting projects of all descriptions!’ Tom Fennell (credits include The Batman\, Hanna\, The North Water\, 1917\, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker). \nYou will also be able to hear about NFTS’ 15-month Location Sound Recording Postgraduate Diploma – the only one of its kind in the UK – which has been developed in response to industry demands for suitably trained production sound professionals\, taught by Judi Lee-Headman (credits include Anansi Boys\, Homeland\, The Capture\, SAS Rogue Heroes). \nEvent programme:\n\nDiscussion on the role of the Location Sound Recordist with Judi Lee-Headman\, Sara Lima and Tom Fennell\nQ&A\n\nOnce you have booked your place\, you will receive details of how to join the event \nQuestions or access requirements? Please email openday@nfts.co.uk
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/nfts-location-sound-recording-qa-with-industry-panel/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:panel discussion,Q&A,webinar
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SUMMARY:Filmmaker Roundtable: Creative Producers Lab info
DESCRIPTION:Online Filmmaker Roundtables\nMeet our team & find out more about Creative Producer Lab 2023\n\nOur Online Filmmaker Roundtables are informal monthly events that give local writers\, directors and producers the opportunity to connect with our Talent Development Team remotely. \nEach Roundtable is hosted by our BFI NETWORK Talent Executives and involves up to 30 filmmakers. If you’re new to our work\, they’re a great place to get to know us and how we can help you develop as a filmmaker. And you’ll have the chance to meet other filmmakers working across the North. \nOur next Roundtable takes place from 12:00 – 13:00 on Wednesday 2 August. \nThis session will be focussed on our Creative Producer Lab filmmaker development programme\, and is an opportunity to find out more before submitting your application. \nThis Roundtable is open to filmmakers from the North and the Midlands.
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/filmmaker-roundtable-creative-producers-lab-info/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,industry talks,networking,Q&A,webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230727T120000
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SUMMARY:More Films For Freedom Information Session
DESCRIPTION:*More Films For Freedom have just opened applications for their 2023 edition of the fund!* \nMore Films for Freedom is a partnership between BFI NETWORK and the British Council that aims to find and fund vital\, creative collaborations that explore LGBTQIA+ global human rights\, intersectionality or diaspora identity. \nWe aim to commission up to three new projects that will have at their heart an element of collaboration between UK-based filmmakers and storytellers from both Africa and the Middle East (SWANA) \nThe successful applicants will be awarded a grant of up to £25\,000 each to cover the costs of all stages of production\, delivery of materials\, and team travel. \nWe can support fiction\, documentary and animated film\, and films that cut across these generic distinctions. All films should have a strong central idea and storyline which will help them reach a wide range of audiences internationally. \nThe deadline for applications is Friday 29th August at 11:59pm (GMT) \nMore information can be found at the links below: https://film.britishcouncil.org/about/work/morefilmsforfreedom \nhttps://www.bfi.org.uk/get-funding-support/bfi-network/bfi-network-funding-finder/bfi-network-more-films-freedom \nAs part of this we’ll be hosting information sessions for filmmakers interesting in applying during which we’ll be demystifying the fund and answering pressing questions about applications as well as an event encouraging collaboration between filmmakers existing in the queer film space as well as filmmakers from the African Continent and the Middle East (SWANA) \nTuesday 25th July at 4:30pm (GMT) –  Diasporic Filmmakers Information Session\nThis session is for filmmakers that live in the UK but are Diasporic\,  who share a national or regional origin from the African continent or the Middle East \nThursday 27th July at 12:00pm (GMT) – Queer Filmmakers Network/ Queer Filmmakers Collective Information Session\nThis session is for Filmmakers already engaged with Queer Filmmakers Network\, Queer Filmmakers Collective\, or are filmmakers that identify as LGBTQIA+ and are interested in this funds \nMonday 31st July at 4:30pm (GMT) – Africa and Middle East Information Session\nThis session is for filmmakers who currently reside in Africa or SWANA (Middle East) regions who are interested in the fund \nFriday 4th August at 4:30pm (GMT) – Films For Freedom Networking Session\nThis session is for all interested parties and is specifically designed to give case studies on methods of collaborative working\, and to encourage collaborative working amongst participants \nThis information will be shared with the British Film Institute and British Film Council \nTo register your interest\, please complete the form here:
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/more-films-for-freedom-information-session/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,funding,industry talks,networking,Q&A,webinar
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SUMMARY:WFTV Four Nations Mentoring Schemes 2024: Find Out More & How To Apply
DESCRIPTION:About the Event\n\n\nThe WFTV Four Nations Mentoring Scheme is a programme designed for women looking to take a significant step in their career. We have four dedicated regions that our schemes cover: England\, Northern Ireland\, Scotland and Wales. \nIf you are thinking about entering for one of the WFTV mentoring schemes and would like to find out more about the schemes work and how to apply\, then this event is for you. \nJoin WFTV’s CEO Katie Bailiff and Director of Mentoring Programme\, Sarah Wright in conversation to explain the areas and content that the schemes cover and advise on the crucial information you need to include when completing your application. \nEvent Schedule\n\n12:55 WFTV members join webinar waiting room\n13:00-13:40 Webinar begins\n13:40-14:00 Audience Q&A\n14:00 Finish\n\nHow will the online event work?\nThis event will be live streamed via Zoom.us. Viewing details will be sent via your confirmation. \nAttending participants will not be visible to others and will be muted throughout the session. After the talk\, there will be an opportunity for audience members to ask their questions to the panel by using the Q&A feature. \nThis event is for all women working in the film and television industry and is open to WFTV members and non-members
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/wftv-mentoring-2024-how-to-apply/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:webinar
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SUMMARY:Create Central Skills Accelerator Briefing 2
DESCRIPTION:Create Central is hosting an online briefing to hear more about our upcoming Skills Accelerator programme of activities. \nCome and find out why we were selected as one of six UK BFI Skills Clusters\, and how this work combines with our wider activity most recently announced at the Create Central Shape the Future launch. \nThis briefing is an opportunity for you to hear an overview of our plans around the Skills Accelerator training programmes\, our commitment to engaging talent from underrepresented backgrounds and how we are building on industry partnerships. \nLearn more about how these activities will connect local skills bases\, support talent across the West Midlands\, and create opportunities to engage with Create Central further. We will be holding two online briefings on: \nMonday 26 June at 3pm & Wednesday 28 June at 1pm \nThe briefings will be approximately 60mins and are the same\, so you only need to register for one. There will be a presentation as part of these online briefings and an opportunity to ask questions afterwards. \nPlease note\, this is an introductory briefing and will give an overview of the upcoming programme of activities. There will be further detailed briefings in July about how to tender to deliver any of the training programmes outlined. \nTO REGISTER\nSTEP ONE\nPlease complete the monitoring form and you will be given a password to register for the briefing. Completion and submission of the monitoring form is a requirement for taking part in any of our activities*. \nSTEP TWO\nEmail the password and the date you would like to attend to skills@createcentraluk.com and we will send details and a link for the session closer to the date. Please let us know if you have any access requirements for an online meeting held on Zoom. \n*ABOUT THE MONITORING FORM\nCreate Central is committed to increasing the diversity of our creative workforce in the West Midlands. We know\, like everywhere else in the UK\, our industry workforce doesn’t represent the people who live here. \nWe have been selected by British Film Institute (BFI) as one of six skills clusters. The funding focusses on establishing localised support for skills development and training\, with a clear aim to create new opportunities for people from underrepresented backgrounds to pursue careers in the sector – it is all about increasing equity\, diversity and inclusion in the film and TV industry. \nWe know it can feel like an irritation to be asked about private information\, but it’s really important for us to gather this data so we can start to see the impact of the funding we have been given and know that we are really reaching the people this funding is designed to support. We would be extremely grateful if you could fill in the form which is completely ANONYMOUS. A ‘prefer not to say’ option is provided throughout.
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/create-central-skills-accelerator-briefing-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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SUMMARY:SIGN of the Times with Asif Sadiq
DESCRIPTION:SIGN of the times: a Masterclass with Asif Sadiq\, Chief Global Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Warner Bros. Discovery\n\n\nHello Culture is back! Are you interested in diversity and creativity? If you are interested in hearing about the demand for diverse creative voices and content\, and how that content is amplified & curated on platforms then join us at Hello Culture: SIGN of the times to hear from Asif Sadiq\, Chief Global Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Warner Bros. Discovery. Asif will be talking about his career\, how he got there and how diversity\, equity and inclusion can create a strong sense of belonging for all and result in truly diverse workplaces. \nAbout Asif Sadiq \nAsif is the Chief Global Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Warner Bros. Discovery. He was previously the Global Head of Diversity\, Inclusion and Social Impact at adidas and has a long and rich career in the diversity and inclusion space with senior executive roles at The Telegraph Media Group\, EY Financial Services and the City of London Police. He is on the board for the American Institute of Chartered Accounts\, the board of advisors for Hedley May and a non-exec board member for Kaplan International. Over his 20-year career he has worked in Europe\, North America\, South America\, Middle East\, Africa and Asia. \nAsif has been credited with impactful global Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion activities and programs across organizations\, that have created a strong sense of belonging for all and resulted in truly diverse workplaces. He has been key in building synergies between internal and external D&I efforts within organizations\, ensuring diversity and inclusion is embedded in all elements of a business\, resulting in innovative\, creative and inclusive products and services. \nHe is a Multi-Award Winning Diversity and Inclusion expert with a proven track record in D&I\, Sustainability and Social Impact\, being listed as one of the most influential Global D&I Leaders by Hive Learning\, the CIPD’s Top 20 Power list and a LinkedIn Influencer. He is winner of numerous awards including the highly commended Head of Diversity Award at the European Diversity Awards and was honoured with an MBE in 2017 by the Queen and granted the freedom of the City of London in 2016. \nTwitter @AsifSadiq \nSIGN of the Times \nIn the online space\, consumption of creative and cultural content by diverse creators and for diverse audiences has shown that there is a demand for resonant and relevant content. Platforms such as TikTok and Instagram videos and streaming giants such as Netflix all now host short and long form digital content that is created by a diverse talent for diverse audiences and is continuously remixed\, augmented and replayed. \nOver the course of the pandemic and beyond lockdown\, there has been a clear picture of the use of digital content within cultural contexts\, the use of Tik Tok and other short form content both as cultural and commercial content and how it has dramatically increased. In addition\, the use of digital has shown a marked shift in the diversity of content\, especially as regards queer spaces online\, cultural activism and representation. \nThis is the SIGN of the Times- a hybridity of consumption which means that an augmented and enhanced experience will be expected as we move out of lockdowns into a new future. \nThis event will be closed captioned \n\n\n\n\nHello Culture: SIGN of the Times is supported by the Screen Industries Growth Network\, using public funding by Research England\, part of UK Research and Innovation. SIGN is based at the University of York.’ \nThe Screen Industries Growth Network (SIGN) is a unique\, business-facing initiative supporting the TV\, film and games industries in Yorkshire and the Humber. SIGN aims to make this region the UK’s centre for digital creativity\, and a model of diverse and inclusive activity. In order to do this\, SIGN connects companies\, support agencies and universities through a programme of training\, business development\, research and evaluation. SIGN is based at the University of York.
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/sign-of-the-times-with-asif-sadiq/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,masterclass,webinar
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SUMMARY:Create Central Skills Accelerator Briefing 1
DESCRIPTION:Create Central is hosting an online briefing to hear more about our upcoming Skills Accelerator programme of activities. \nCome and find out why we were selected as one of six UK BFI Skills Clusters\, and how this work combines with our wider activity most recently announced at the Create Central Shape the Future launch. \nThis briefing is an opportunity for you to hear an overview of our plans around the Skills Accelerator training programmes\, our commitment to engaging talent from underrepresented backgrounds and how we are building on industry partnerships. \nLearn more about how these activities will connect local skills bases\, support talent across the West Midlands\, and create opportunities to engage with Create Central further. We will be holding two online briefings on: \nMonday 26 June at 3pm & Wednesday 28 June at 1pm \nThe briefings will be approximately 60mins and are the same\, so you only need to register for one. There will be a presentation as part of these online briefings and an opportunity to ask questions afterwards. \nPlease note\, this is an introductory briefing and will give an overview of the upcoming programme of activities. There will be further detailed briefings in July about how to tender to deliver any of the training programmes outlined. \nTO REGISTER\nSTEP ONE\nPlease complete the monitoring form and you will be given a password to register for the briefing. \nCompletion and submission of the monitoring form is a requirement for taking part in any of our activities*. \nSTEP TWO\nEmail the password and the date you would like to attend to skills@createcentraluk.com and we will send details and a link for the session closer to the date. Please let us know if you have any access requirements for an online meeting held on Zoom. \n*ABOUT THE MONITORING FORM \nCreate Central is committed to increasing the diversity of our creative workforce in the West Midlands. We know\, like everywhere else in the UK\, our industry workforce doesn’t represent the people who live here. \nWe have been selected by British Film Institute (BFI) as one of six skills clusters. The funding focusses on establishing localised support for skills development and training\, with a clear aim to create new opportunities for people from underrepresented backgrounds to pursue careers in the sector – it is all about increasing equity\, diversity and inclusion in the film and TV industry. \nWe know it can feel like an irritation to be asked about private information\, but it’s really important for us to gather this data so we can start to see the impact of the funding we have been given and know that we are really reaching the people this funding is designed to support. We would be extremely grateful if you could fill in the form which is completely ANONYMOUS. A ‘prefer not to say’ option is provided throughout.
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/create-central-skills-accelerator-briefing-1/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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SUMMARY:Relationships on Film: Healthy Relationships
DESCRIPTION:This course is part of Relationships on Film\, a series of short learning experiences to support sex and relationships education.  \nWith intimate relationships coming in all different shapes and sizes\, how can we teach young people to recognise the difference between healthy and harmful relationship behaviours?   \nDesigned in partnership with the leading sexual health and wellbeing charity\, Brook\, this course provides practical and engaging film-based teaching ideas to support educators of 11–16-year-olds in exploring the traits of healthy relationships. Through our curated selection of film content\, you’ll learn how to discuss the sex and relationships issues facing young people today using a medium that is both familiar and relatable.    \nAlong the way\, you’ll gain access to a range of materials to enhance your teaching including ready-to-use lessons and resources\, professional short and youth-made films\, as well as feature-length content available to stream on Into Film+.   \nAs part of this course series\, we are also offering a free live webinar\, focused on teaching about sex and relationships in a digital context. In addition to accessing exclusive content\, not available as part of the courses\, this session is a chance to ask questions to course experts and share ideas with educators across the UK.     \nThe webinar will be held on:   \nThursday 22 June 2023 at 4:00pm – Relationships on Film: Let’s Get Digital \nA Welsh language webinar to accompany this course series will also run on Tuesday 4 July 2023. If you are interested in attending\, please email us at cardiff@intofilm.org by Friday 16 June 2023. \nBy the end of this course\, you will be able to:  \n\nAnalyse film highlights to explore the common features of healthy relationships \n\n\nExamine how the media presents idealised (and sometimes unrealistic) relationships \nDevelop strategies for dealing with conflict and break-ups\, using scenarios from films to stimulate discussion. \n\nEnrol and start learning for free today.  \nInto Film courses are only available for UK-based teachers.   \nAs part of your school’s policy on sharing RSE content with parents\, we welcome any screening of our Relationships on Film teaching content in your school\, if it is required. 
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/relationships-on-film-healthy-relationships/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:discussion,Q&A,training,webinar
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SUMMARY:Going Freelance / Setting Up Your Production Company
DESCRIPTION:BFI Film Academy Labs are monthly events for young filmmakers who are trying to get their start in the screen industries.\nThis second BFI Film Academy Lab of the 2023/24 season will give you a range of perspectives on the benefits\, challenges and experience of being a freelancer in the screen industries and/or running a production company. \nDanielle Fahiya will chair a panel of filmmakers with a huge amount of experience in front of and behind the camera\, across fiction\, documentary\, animation\, live streaming and more. They’ll be discussing when is the right time to take these steps in your career\, finding and working with clients\, the rules and practices you’ll need to know\, and managing budgets\, billing and schedules. We’d also like to hear from you: questions can be emailed in advance to filmacademy@chapter.org or asked on the night using the Zoom Q&A feature. \nThis Business of Film Lab is delivered by Chapter in Wales. \n\n\n\n\nHost:\nDanielle Fahiya is an actor\, writer and presenter from Cardiff. She is a frequent host for BBC Wales\, BAFTA Cymru and more\, and her podcast series Mattan: Injustice Of A Hanged Man for BBC Sounds was widely acclaimed on its release last year. \nPanel:\nDani Abram is a freelance animator working in feature films\, TV and AAA games. She has worked for Aardman Animation (for Star Wars: Visions)\, Cartoon Saloon and many more\, and is also the host of the Retakes podcast for freelance animators. \nToby Cameron is a director\, producer and founder of On Par Productions\, a Cardiff-based company working across film\, TV & commercials. On Par’s film Louder Is Not Always Clearer was recently nominated for Best Short at the BAFTA Cymru awards and their most recent documentary Born Deaf Raised Hearing\, was watched by 1.4 million people on BBC 1. \nDaniel J. Harris is the Managing Director at Focus Shift Films and Commercial Director at EatSleep Media. He works in both fiction and non-fiction across a range of formats\, from shorts to features to live sports\, and his clients include Football Association of Wales and BBC Wales. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nMasterclass\n18:30 – 19:45 GMT \nZoom Webinar \nRegister for this event via the Register button at the top of the page. \nYou will then be sent a confirmation email with details on how to join the session 48 hours before the event and once again on the morning of the event. \nYou will have an opportunity throughout the session to ask our speakers questions\, and we encourage you to get thinking now on what you’d like to know! \nPlease note: this session will be recorded and event footage will be used on YouTube\, the BFI website and social platforms. \n\n\n\n\nAbout BFI Film Academy Labs\nBFI Film Academy Labs are all about helping 16- to 25-year-olds break into the screen industries. These monthly practical sessions are led by industry professionals\, with a focus on explaining the specifics of working in film and television\, and developing your skills to become the best screen creative you can be. \nThe Labs are programmed across three strands: Business of Film\, Career Ladder and Storytelling. \n\n\n\n\nBFI Film Academy Public Online Events Code of Conduct\nThe BFI Film Academy is dedicated to hosting events in an inclusive\, respectful and safe environment for attendees. All attendees have the right to attend our events without threat of harassment\, mistreatment or threats of discrimination. \nBy registering for and attending this event\, you accept our Code of Conduct and agree to be bound by it and to comply with it during this BFI Film Academy event. \n\n\n\n\nStay in touch\n– Follow us on social media: \nFacebook  Instagram  Twitter  YouTube \n– Sign up to the Film Academy newsletter by clicking here and filling in the form (“Sign up to BFI Film Academy emails”)
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/going-freelance-setting-up-your-production-company/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Access Coordinator Programme Q&A Webinar
DESCRIPTION:TripleC\, together with delivery partners DDPTV\, Brazen Productions\, C Talent and Access All Areas are running a new\, paid professional development programme to support successful candidates to take up Access Coordinator roles on High End TV (HETV) productions. The programme is funded by ScreenSkills HETV fund. \nThis webinar will be hosted by TripleC and will give you the opportunity to ask any questions about the role of an Access Coordinator\, the course or the application process. We will be joined by an Access Coordinator working in the industry who can share their experiences. \nACCESS: This session will have a BSL interpreter and live captions. \nAs this is a webinar session\, your camera will not be on. You still have the opportunity to send your questions in via the Q&A section on the webinar. \nWe hope to see you there! \n___________________________________________________________________ \n*If you book for the session\, and are then unable to attend\, we kindly ask that you cancel your booking through Eventbrite\, and then email TripleC ( the address will be in your confirmation email) \nKeep up to date with DANC events – If you don’t already receive our newsletters\, you can register to join the Disabled Artists Networking Community (DANC) and find out about our latest events and opportunities. You can sign up via our website: https://triplec.org.uk
URL:https://filmbirmingham.co.uk/event/access-coordinator-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Q&A,webinar
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