Opportunities in Film, TV, Radio and Audio Production

How do I break into the film and TV industry, and find the right opportunity for me? 

Look no further than Creative Access, the social enterprise that partners with leading film and TV companies to provide individuals from underrepresented groups with access to a range of opportunities, from entry-level positions to senior roles. We collaborate with some of the biggest names in the business, including ITV, BBC Studios, Channel 4, and Sky to provide our candidates with the chance to build their careers in the industry. We also partner with a variety of other media and entertainment organisations, such as talent agencies, film festivals, and production companies, to offer a diverse range of opportunities. 

So, if you're looking for a way to break into the film and TV industry, Creative Access is the perfect place to start. Explore and apply for these today, and find your dream job or internship.  

Have you ever thought about working in the film and TV industry but are unsure of the different career paths available?  

When you first think of film and TV, your first thought might be directors behind the camera and actors in fronts of it. The reality is so much more interesting – the industry is packed with a variety of roles that require a diverse range of skills. From production runner to post-production video editor, script supervisor, production assistant, production coordinator, camera operator, and much more. 

Our opportunities board is updated regularly with new listings, and we also provide our candidates with advice and support to help them succeed in their roles. Creative Access can help you find the right opportunity, whether that is an entry point to the industry as a trainee or progression further along in your career. 

If you're looking to break into the film and TV industry in the UK, you might be wondering where the best places to look for jobs are.    

The good news is that there are many opportunities available throughout the country, although some regions are more active than others. 

London is the hub of the UK film and TV industry, and as such, it's where many of the biggest production companies, broadcasters, and studios are based. However, that's not to say that all of the jobs are in London. Many other cities and regions also offer opportunities, including Manchester and Bristol. It's important to remember that the film and TV industry is becoming increasingly hybrid and remote-friendly, although most roles require you to be on location at least some of the time. Look out for remote and hybrid working options when relevant to you.