A fantastic job opportunity in Production!

If you’re an artist or a producer then this maybe the perfect opportunity for you!

This is a great opportunity for those who have experience in production!

Supported by Freelancers Make Theatres Work and funded by Arts Council England, the Big Freelancer Report has been released to map issues faced by performing arts freelancers and to suggest recommendations for change.

"The producer didn’t know that I had sold my car to pay for this studio time"

A review of the All Star Staged Concert of Les Misérables at the Gielgud Theatre. 

"As creative educators we’re constantly adjusting to a changing world."

We're delighted to share that our music project Concept has received funding for another 30 months of activity. 

Our Production Training Scheme is open to anyone who wants to learn about what goes into making great television programmes.

Researchers work at the content end. You’ll get involved in the big idea, sourcing the information, contributors and editorial that make it come alive, and casting the personalities that ensure it’s essential viewing.

If you want a career at the BBC, if you're passionate about making exciting, new content for TV and Radio, or if you want your ideas to contribute to changing the BBC's digital landscape, then there's no better place to start turning that dream into a reality than through gaining a place on the BBC Production Apprentice Scheme.

AGEAS BOWL, SOUTHAMPTON

THURSDAY 4TH FEBRUARY

They say every one has a book in them. But what if that book in your head should really be a film? And then what if you've worked out exactly where the film should be set, who should play the leading parts and you're already thinking of calling Adele to record the theme song?

Well, you'd probably be wise to get yourself along to FILM EXPO SOUTH, launching at the AGEAS Bowl conference centre on February 4th 2016. They can't promise to get you Adele's phone number but they can get you in front of film making experts to cover every angle, turning your film making dreams into a reality.

And we're off! 8 first year stage management students, 1 masters student, and a few 'responsible adults' packed across a couple of vans on a long old drive across borders from Wales to Scotland. And so begins my experience of this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.