Page url: https://www.screenskills.com/training-and-opportunities/

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Page Title: Opportunities in animation, children's TV, film, games, high-end TV, television, VFX (visual effects) and immersive media - ScreenSkills

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Page Description: Get funding, bursaries, programmes, jobs and pitches to advance your career in UK animation, children's TV, film, games, high-end TV, television, VFX (visual effects) and immersive media.

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Page Text: What is my career stage? Use this guide to help you figure out what career stage best fits you: Entry: You are just entering the screen industries. You are still figuring out your career path and working towards your first professional credits. Early: You are establishing your screen industry career, have a couple of professional credits and a sense of the role or department you want to work in, even if you’re not regularly working within it yet. Experienced: It’s been more than five years since you left education and you’re progressing with your career. You’re regularly working in your chosen department, have a number of professional credits and might be expected to control budgets or oversee crew. Expert: It’s been more than 10 years since you left education and you’re acknowledged as an expert in your specific job role or department. You have built up a portfolio of professional credits and regularly work in advanced positions. You are highly regarded in your field and may be in control of departmental budgets. Cost

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