Work in film, TV or content creation? Join the Create Central Roadshow to launch Phase 2 of the Skills Accelerator Programme and discover training, networking and career opportunities across the West Midlands.
The completion ceremony for TV & Film Fusion: MasterChef Edition marked more than the end of a training programme. It showcased how industry-led training can create real pathways into careers in the screen sector.
Are you a scripted producer with experience in short films, micro-budget features, TV drama or commercials - and ready to make the move into industry-financed scripted feature films? This intensive two-day course is designed to help you take that next step.
The new financial year begins on 6 April, and for many freelancers, it signals a fresh start. But it also brings with it a familiar thought: I’ve only just finished my last tax return… At Mission Accomplished, we often see creatives treat tax as a once-a-year obligation something to revisit in January under pressure. But there’s a far more powerful way to approach it. As Alison points out, doing your tax return at the start of the financial year can turn it from a stressful task into a strategic advantage. Eat the Frog is a productivity concept, based on a quote often [...]
The WonderHub brought together senior creatives from across the UK for two dynamic, future focused events in Birmingham and Glasgow. The impact was clear. Designed to equip industry leaders with future facing knowledge and ideas, the programme responded directly to a rapidly changing landscape. It gave attendees the space, insight, and connections to rethink how they develop and sustain their work. Across both events, 52 creative leads took part, representing a wide range of production companies from across the nations and regions. What made WonderHub stand out was its focus on real, strategic change. Not just [...]
New series of 5 x 90 mins free online short courses are designed to give you a fast track introduction to the world of Unscripted TV Development.
Finding my way back to work was not a clearly defined path but, on the journey, I learnt what I was good at.
