Almost 70 emerging creatives have received over £120,000 in grants from Bafta through the Prince William Bursaries and Refugee Journalism Project.
Bafta is collaborating with the Refugee Journalism Project for the first time to award £30,000 to 11 individuals who have been forcibly displaced. Now based in the UK, the creatives come from places including Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Ukraine, and Gaza.
In its fourth year, the Prince William Bafta Bursaries awards 58 creatives from low socio-economic backgrounds with grants of up to £2,000.
Recipients include actors, filmmakers, costume designers, production assistants and camera and sound trainees. Grants can be put towards essential costs such as driving lessons,...
Bafta is collaborating with the Refugee Journalism Project for the first time to award £30,000 to 11 individuals who have been forcibly displaced. Now based in the UK, the creatives come from places including Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Ukraine, and Gaza.
In its fourth year, the Prince William Bafta Bursaries awards 58 creatives from low socio-economic backgrounds with grants of up to £2,000.
Recipients include actors, filmmakers, costume designers, production assistants and camera and sound trainees. Grants can be put towards essential costs such as driving lessons,...
- 5/1/2024
- ScreenDaily
Almost 70 emerging creatives have received over £120,000 in grants from Bafta through the Prince William Bursaries and the newly created Refugee Journalism Project.
The Refugee Journalism Project is awarding £30,000 to 11 individuals who have been forcibly displaced including filmmakers, producers and editors. Now based in the UK, the creatives come from places including Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Ukraine, and Gaza.
In its fourth year, the Prince William Bafta Bursaries awards 58 creatives from low socio-economic backgrounds with grants of up to £2,000.
Recipients include actors, filmmakers, costume designers, production assistants and camera and sound trainees. Grants can be put towards essential costs such as driving lessons,...
The Refugee Journalism Project is awarding £30,000 to 11 individuals who have been forcibly displaced including filmmakers, producers and editors. Now based in the UK, the creatives come from places including Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Ukraine, and Gaza.
In its fourth year, the Prince William Bafta Bursaries awards 58 creatives from low socio-economic backgrounds with grants of up to £2,000.
Recipients include actors, filmmakers, costume designers, production assistants and camera and sound trainees. Grants can be put towards essential costs such as driving lessons,...
- 5/1/2024
- ScreenDaily
New festival unveils speakers for industry programme running June 26-29.
Senior production execs from Warner Bros and Skydance as well as leading producers and location managers are among the speakers at the inaugural Mediterrane Film Festival convention in Malta.
The programme, running from June 26-29, addresses topics such as film financing models, digital technology in film as well as industry work standards and sustainability.
Among the confirmed speakers are Kevin Trehy, EVP of physical production at Warner Brothers UK; Mark Costa, SVP of production at Warner Bros Discovery - HBO/Max Originals; and Olivia Koterska, manager of production at Skydance.
Senior production execs from Warner Bros and Skydance as well as leading producers and location managers are among the speakers at the inaugural Mediterrane Film Festival convention in Malta.
The programme, running from June 26-29, addresses topics such as film financing models, digital technology in film as well as industry work standards and sustainability.
Among the confirmed speakers are Kevin Trehy, EVP of physical production at Warner Brothers UK; Mark Costa, SVP of production at Warner Bros Discovery - HBO/Max Originals; and Olivia Koterska, manager of production at Skydance.
- 5/31/2023
- by Tim Dams
- ScreenDaily
New festival unveils speakers for industry programme running June 26-29.
Senior production execs from Warner Bros, Skydance and See Saw Films as well as leading producers and location managers are among the speakers at the inaugural Mediterrane Film Festival convention in Malta.
The programme, running from June 26-29, addresses topics such as film financing models, digital technology in film as well as industry work standards and sustainability.
Among the confirmed speakers are Kevin Trehy, EVP of physical production at Warner Brothers UK; Mark Costa, SVP of production at Warner Bros Discovery - HBO/Max Originals; Olivia Koterska, manager of production at Skydance; and Emily Leach,...
Senior production execs from Warner Bros, Skydance and See Saw Films as well as leading producers and location managers are among the speakers at the inaugural Mediterrane Film Festival convention in Malta.
The programme, running from June 26-29, addresses topics such as film financing models, digital technology in film as well as industry work standards and sustainability.
Among the confirmed speakers are Kevin Trehy, EVP of physical production at Warner Brothers UK; Mark Costa, SVP of production at Warner Bros Discovery - HBO/Max Originals; Olivia Koterska, manager of production at Skydance; and Emily Leach,...
- 5/31/2023
- by Tim Dams
- ScreenDaily
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