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ALT ScreenSkills HIgh-end TV Skills Fund Focus on Scotland. Quote from Penny Davies, Line producer, HETV Scotland Working Group member and ScreenSkills HETV Make a Move programme alumni: “Being on the ScreenSkills HETV Working Group for Scotland is a fantastic opportunity to discuss allocating training funds where they’re needed most. This targeted approach is invaluable, and I appreciate being part of the process in Scotland. One way that my production team - and myself - have all benefitted from the ScreenSkills HETV Skills Fund’s support is through the HETV Make a Move programme. Everyone deserves tailored support when they take on new responsibilities. Make a Move allows a production to put in place exactly what that person will need to succeed in their new role.”

ALT “We have brilliant crew here and excellent talent. It’s not just visiting productions who benefit from what we do best, we have fantastic Scottish production companies making internationally-recognised home-grown content too – whether that’s films, high-end TV, unscripted TV, children’s TV or animation we are a prolific bunch possessing brilliant creativity, professionalism and a wicked sense of humour. Scotland has a solid reputation for producing excellent crime dramas, but we also do fantasy and sci-fi really well and produce beautiful dramas. And our unscripted sector is second-to-none making network and streamer shows. I could go on!” Kate Efomi, ScreenSkills Training Liaison Manager for Scotland

ALT Silent prejudice: can investment in training and skills help break TV’s class ceiling? Session moderator and comedian, actor and writer is Lucy Beaumont. Speakers include Barrington Paul Robinson Josie Dobrin OBE Kaye Elliott Marcia Williams Michaela McCaffrey Panel session is Thursday 22 August, 10:45 - 11:35

















