Film Industry Consultation: Have Your Say on Skillset's film priorities
A Bigger Future is the training and education strategy for the UK's film industry. It was developed with the UK Film Council and in consultation with the film industry.
We are now planning and preparing for the next phase of our work in film, to start in April 2010 and to span over three years. With the current financial climate, we need to keep our funding programmes, initiatives and partnerships responding to both new and ongoing requirements of the industry.
We want and need to hear from you. We are now launching an industry consultation - click on the links below to find about what we have achieved so far and the various ways you can have your say.
What A Bigger Future has achieved so far
Skillset launched this five-year plan back in 2004. Here you can find out general information and statistics on what A Bigger Future has helped to achieve.
Read MoreSkillset's offer to the Film industry
Guided by the Film Skills Strategy Committee and following extensive research and consultation with industry representatives, Skillset has produced a series of priorities and recommendations for our work with the sector
Read MoreThe background to A Bigger Future
A Bigger Future is the national training and education strategy for the UK film industry. It was launched in 2004 and created in partnership between the UK Film Council and Skillset.
Read MoreHow to have your say: Skillset's Film Industry Consultation 2009
Here are the various ways you can give your views to help shape Skillset's work in film over the coming three years.
Read MoreHow is the recession affecting your business? Tell us what you need here
Skillset is seeking the views of key employers in the UK's creative media industries regarding the impact of the recession. Please take 5-10 minutes to let us know the challenges you're facing in our online survey
Read MoreDiversity Toolkit
Find out how you can help make the film industry more diverse and inclusive - and help your business grow - with the UK Film Council's Diversity Toolkit
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