As well as supplying recommended tradespeople, its now and again nice to see that there are opportunites for them to persue their dream job. I have been circulated the following job advertisment for someone with an electrical background who would like to work on film and drama sets.
Calling all Trainee Electricians
Have you ever thought about working in Film?
Deadline for applications: Friday 17 October
‘Fast Track to Film’ is a training programme which will enable trainees to access hands-on learning and experience in Film and TV Drama. We are looking for bright new talent to join a unique six month film training scheme where trainees will have the opportunity to take up the role of
Trainee Electricians aspiring to Lighting Technician/Assistant The scheme will consist of a two-week induction - including professional short-course training - followed by a 32-week placement for which trainees will receive a weekly training bursary of £200. On completing their placement, each trainee will receive individual advice and guidance to help them make the next move up the ladder.
Nicki Ballantyne, Project Manager on ‘Fast Track to Film’ said
‘This is a great opportunity to take the next step in your career in film and TV. We are looking for male and female trainees from a range of backgrounds who are willing to move around the region to take up their placement. If you have experience, are over 18 and living in or prepared to move to the South West, visit our website to find out more.’
Tell me more...
Visit South West Screen’s website www.swscreen.co.uk and read the FAQs for Trainees and the Trainee Job Descriptions to find out more. You can apply for the scheme online on the website too.
If you are a film / TV company interested in hosting a trainee please contact Nicki Ballantyne at South West Screen on 0117 952 9977
The scheme is supported and funded by the Skillset Film Skills Fund and delivered by South West Screen.