Funds of more than £200,000 are available to support organisations or companies delivering mentoring programmes.
UK film and television training body ScreenSkills has opened a new funding pot of £210,000 to support mentor programmes across the industry.
The funds will support organisations or companies to deliver mentoring schemes across the UK’s screen industries. ScreenSkills is particularly encouraging applications from new mentoring initiatives and programmes that focus on below-the-line roles, which could benefit from seed funding.
The new round of funding builds on previous projects funded by ScreenSkills with support from the BFI (awarding National Lottery money) under the Future Film Skills strategy.
UK film and television training body ScreenSkills has opened a new funding pot of £210,000 to support mentor programmes across the industry.
The funds will support organisations or companies to deliver mentoring schemes across the UK’s screen industries. ScreenSkills is particularly encouraging applications from new mentoring initiatives and programmes that focus on below-the-line roles, which could benefit from seed funding.
The new round of funding builds on previous projects funded by ScreenSkills with support from the BFI (awarding National Lottery money) under the Future Film Skills strategy.
- 5/4/2020
- by 1100453¦Michael Rosser¦9¦
- ScreenDaily
Funds of more than £200,000 are available to support organisations or companies delivering mentoring programmes.
UK film and television training body ScreenSkills has opened a new funding pot of £210,000 to support mentor programmes across the industry.
The funds will support organisations or companies to deliver mentoring schemes across the UK’s screen industries. ScreenSkills is particularly encouraging applications from new mentoring initiatives and programmes that focus on below-the-line roles, which could benefit from seed funding.
The new round of funding builds on previous projects funded by ScreenSkills with support from the BFI (awarding National Lottery money) under the Future Film Skills strategy.
UK film and television training body ScreenSkills has opened a new funding pot of £210,000 to support mentor programmes across the industry.
The funds will support organisations or companies to deliver mentoring schemes across the UK’s screen industries. ScreenSkills is particularly encouraging applications from new mentoring initiatives and programmes that focus on below-the-line roles, which could benefit from seed funding.
The new round of funding builds on previous projects funded by ScreenSkills with support from the BFI (awarding National Lottery money) under the Future Film Skills strategy.
- 5/4/2020
- by 1100453¦Michael Rosser¦9¦
- ScreenDaily
British singer-songwriter Jade Bird puts her spin on the Bangles’ 1986 hit “Walk Like an Egyptian” for a new Spotify Singles session, along with her own tune “Uh Huh.”
In its original incarnation, “Walk Like an Egyptian” was already a speedy number, with a drum beat that leaves the other instruments hustling to keep up. Bird somehow makes it even faster, modulating it up to a different key and setting the tempo somewhere near punk, while the drums pound out a Bo Diddley-style rhythm. Rather than a note-for-note replication, it’s a streamlined version,...
In its original incarnation, “Walk Like an Egyptian” was already a speedy number, with a drum beat that leaves the other instruments hustling to keep up. Bird somehow makes it even faster, modulating it up to a different key and setting the tempo somewhere near punk, while the drums pound out a Bo Diddley-style rhythm. Rather than a note-for-note replication, it’s a streamlined version,...
- 8/29/2018
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
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