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“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ~ Maya Angelou

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All TV and film productions require skilled Production Managers in all phases of production. At the pre-production planning stage, Production Managers are deeply involved in each aspect of locations, budgets, crewing, scheduling, and transport logistics. During filming, they are a crucial senior member of the team, in charge of every aspect of successful production, with special emphasis on health and safety of crew and equipment. The key skills and attributes of a successful Production Manager are those that excel at planning and communications, those that work well under pressure and have a detail-oriented approach. They must be adept negotiators with a wide range of contacts and knowledge of the relevant laws and regulations. This Production Manager course will provide students with all the necessary skills and relevant experiences in order to gain a Production Co-Ordinator or Production Manager role within the media industry. Post pandemic there is a lack of suitably qualified Production Managers within the media industry so we have designed this course to fill this gap. There has been considerable research carried out on the Production Managers’ skills shortage within the media industry here on this comprehensive report. https://www.screenskills.com/media/5232/2022-02-08-unscripted-tv-research.pdf The BFBS Production Managers course is designed for service leavers and veterans with a keen interest in the world of media and who wish to use their existing skillset within a new and challenging environment. The role of Production Manager or Production Co-ordinator may be new to you, however, once you realise that this role involves all aspects of planning and supporting the wider production team – overseeing a project from concept to delivery, you will see that it dovetails very well with your previous military experiences. The course will run from Monday 26th June 2023, finishing the week commencing 29th January 2024. Applications are now open! The closing date for applications is Friday 3rd February 2023 For the more information, the full article and to apply, follow this link https://academy.bfbs.com/pmcourse

BFBS PRODUCTION MANAGERS COURSE 2023

A fully-funded course to help get you into one of the industry’s most in-demand roles

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We are delighted to announce that Field Crafting UK are now listed with Screenskills as one of their recomended training providers. Details of our listing can be found at the link provided below. Any of our training, opportunities or e-learning events will be listed on this profile after approval by Screenskills. https://www.screenskills.com/booking-providers/field-crafting-uk/

SCREENSKILLS LISTED TRAINING PROVIDER

We are delighted to announce that Field Crafting UK are now listed with Screenskills as one of their recomended training providers.

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"International Medical Education and Support in Conflict was established following the outbreak of war in Ukraine to offer free first aid information that could be viewed by civilians. The hope is the information could offer some help to those affected in their time of need. Being the Director of Ambulance CPD, which is an online platform for ambulance staff to do training and study, we have been able to develop and advance our skills in online training and web management over the years. Following the start of the war in Ukraine and seeing the harm done to civilians, like everyone else, we were left in a state of shock and dismay at what was happening. We wanted to do something to help, but felt powerless as Russia caused death and devastation to the country. After those initial days and as the world began to spring into action of providing aid and support to Ukraine, we looked at what we could do to help. This is where the idea for International Medical Education and Support In Conflict, or IMESIC, started. Looking at the skills we possessed with online learning, we started setting up the IMESIC.org website. The plan was to have basic first aid information videos, specialised around trauma and conflict, and make them accessible to anyone. It is well evidence that some early treatment in trauma can significantly increase the chances of survival and outcome, and we hope that by providing this information it may help make a difference. There have been some challenges as we created IMESIC.org alongside the running of our main site, and the project is very much in its' infancy and we still have a lot more things to add. However, the site is at a stage where it can offer basic information on how to deal with certain traumatic injuries. We are continuing to share the site on our social media platforms alongside our contacts to try and get the awareness of the site out there and help those who are in need." ~ Gareth: Ambulance CPD www.imesic.org info@imesic.org

INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION AND SUPPORT IN CONFLICT

International Medical Education and Support in Conflict was established following the outbreak of war in Ukraine to offer free first aid information that could be viewed by civilians.

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