All Freelancers articles – Page 32
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NewsSkillset injects £100k into training
TV freelancers are among those set to benefit from a £100,000 cash injection from Creative Skillset into industry training and development.
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NewsStamping out the bullying
Unacceptable behaviour at the BBC will no longer be tolerated, says Donna Taberer
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CommentSeek out training initiatives to keep pace with change
There are plenty of options for freelancers, says Anne Morrison
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NewsFast Train Scotland and Cymru line-ups revealed
BBC Academy and Creative Skillset have revealed more details about the Fast Train Scotland and Fast Train Cymru, which take place on 24 October and 7 November respectively.
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CommentRadio 4 needs northern lights
What’s good for TV must also be good for radio, says Philip Reevell
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NewsMajor changes at BBC Arabic
BBC Arabic underwent a structural overhaul this summer, but the corporation has refused to reveal whether the changes were the result of the widespread cultural tensions and complaints against the global news division that were revealed by broadcastnow.co.uk this week.
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NewsSkillset targets digital sector with £16m fund
Creative Skillset has launched a £16m fund to boost skills, training and development in the digital content sector.
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FeaturesSalford special: north-west focus
Production in the north-west is being redefined as the centre of gravity shifts away from London to Salford.
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NewsBroadcast TECH Young Talent Awards deadline approaches
The first Broadcast TECH Young Talent Awards will take place in November this year and nominations are only open until next Friday.
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FeaturesChange is in the air
TV’s move to the cloud will be driven by choice rather than forced from above, says Donna Mulvey-Jones.
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NewsFast Train makes tracks for Scotland & Wales
Scotland and Wales are to host the next in the series of BBC Academy training events, Fast Train.
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NewsAutodesk introduces software rental plans
IBC 2013: Autodesk is to make its software available as monthly, quarterly and annual packages.
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FeaturesOB opens up for change
The OB sector is anticipating a shake-down as decisions on several contracts are in the offing
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NewsBBC Connected Studio focuses on Scottish referendum
The BBC is to attempt to engage Scottish teenagers in news and current affairs online ahead of the referendum during its next Connected Studio event.
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NewsTimeline recruits head of studios and post
Timeline Television has appointed Simon Littler to the role of head of studio and post production for its BT Sport operation.
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NewsRain Post duo sentenced for film tax fraud
The former chief operating officer of defunct facility Rain Post has been jailed for his part in a £5m film tax fraud.
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NewsWomen in TV up; ethnic minorities down
The number of women working in television, particularly the indie sector, has increased over the past three years - but black, Asian and ethnic minority numbers have fallen.
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NewsCohen warns talent over 'inappropriate conduct'
Danny Cohen has written to an on-screen BBC star to warn them about their inappropriate behaviour, the new director of television has revealed.
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NewsBBC tackles ‘climate of fear’
Human rights barrister Dinah Rose has admitted that she was surprised by the climate of fear at the BBC, in her first public comments on the BBC Respect at Work Review, which was published in May.
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NewsBectu sets factual TV code of practice
Bectu launched its code of practice for employers in factual TV at its Freelancer’s Fair yesterday, despite failing to get buy-in from the independent production community.