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Page url: https://www.screenskills.com/

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Page Title: Careers, jobs and skills training in film, TV, VFX, animation and games - ScreenSkills

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Page Description: We are investing in the future of the animation, film, TV, VFX and games industries in the United Kingdom. Find training, information, connections and advice on your career in screen.

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Page Text: Best practices for training in the screen industries You are now leaving screenskills.com This page content is hosted on {{externalResourceLocationNameForModal}}. You can click 'back' in your browser when you're ready to return to this page. Continue Cancel Information and resources Browse research, masterclasses, career maps and other useful information published by ScreenSkills and trusted partners. Filter according to your interests.

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Investing in the people driving the success of UK film, TV, VFX, animation and games Investing in the people driving the success of UK film, TV, VFX, animation and games Training and opportunities E-learning Information and resources Getting into the screen industries Spotlight on... ScreenSkills careers New funding boost for Unscripted TV Skills Fund The Whole Picture Toolkit launch hopes to bring about mentally healthy productions Short film contribution highlights value of Film Skills Fund ScreenSkills activities: the year in numbers High-end TV networking event Demystifying unscripted TV production: Northern Ireland Storyboarding for animators: apply now Business Toolkit for Film and HETV Freelancers Feature filmmaking for disabled directors and producers: apply now Freelancers in unscripted TV: boost your networking skills Apply now: ACES Training for HETV Bristol self-shooting PD - apply now Inclusive hiring for the screen industries Introduction to mental health awareness at work Tackling harassment and bullying at work Introduction to working in the screen industries Coronavirus basic awareness on production training How to find work in the screen industries Best practices for training in the screen industries

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