BBC and YouTube launch creator training programme
Under the scheme, 150 media professionals, including producers and journalists, will develop their skills
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- Under the scheme, 150 media professionals, including producers and journalists, will develop their skills
- BBC and YouTube launch creator training programme
The stakes
- According to YouTube's recent Creator Consultation, only 17% of UK creators have access to the right training
- About 13% said they had enough access to studio spaces, and only 9% felt they had enough support in securing filming locations
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Publisher: BBC Arts & Culture · Published May 14, 3:18 pm · bbc.com
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Under the scheme, 150 media professionals, including producers and journalists, will develop their skills
The BBC and YouTube have launched a partnership with the National Film and Television School (NFTS) to help upskill the next generation of creatives across the UK
Under the training programme, which kicked off in Birmingham on Thursday, 150 media professionals, including TV producers, digital creators and journalists, will develop their YouTube and production skills through workshops and events
What happened
- Under the scheme, 150 media professionals, including producers and journalists, will develop their skills
- BBC and YouTube launch creator training programme
- The BBC and YouTube have launched a partnership with the National Film and Television School (NFTS) to help upskill the next generation of creatives across the UK
- Under the training programme, which kicked off in Birmingham on Thursday, 150 media professionals, including TV producers, digital creators and journalists, will develop their YouTube and production skills through workshops and events
- A series of workshops will be held both online and at BBC hubs in Birmingham, Salford, Glasgow, Newcastle, Belfast and Cardiff
Why this matters
- According to YouTube's recent Creator Consultation, only 17% of UK creators have access to the right training
- About 13% said they had enough access to studio spaces, and only 9% felt they had enough support in securing filming locations
- The practical value is the source trail: BBC Arts & Culture is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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