About the Film Skills Fund
The Skillset Film Skills Fund is a training fund that was established in April 2004 by Skillset and the UK Film Council to support the delivery of A Bigger Future - the UK Film Skills Strategy.
A Bigger Future is a complete training and education training strategy for the UK film industry that places people and their skills at the heart of the success of our industry. It was developed in partnership by the UK Film Council, Skillset and the film industry. It is being implemented by Skillset and runs for 5 years from April 2004.
The Skillset Film Skills Fund channels investment through organisations to develop, deliver or facilitate film specific training and to individuals to attend training with bursaries. For more detail on our funding priorities, you can also read a list of grants we have made.
A Bigger Future is a complete training and education training strategy for the UK film industry that places people and their skills at the heart of the success of our industry. It was developed in partnership by the UK Film Council, Skillset and the film industry. It is being implemented by Skillset and runs for 5 years from April 2004.
The Skillset Film Skills Fund channels investment through organisations to develop, deliver or facilitate film specific training and to individuals to attend training with bursaries. For more detail on our funding priorities, you can also read a list of grants we have made.
Aims of the Film Skills Fund
The overall aim of the Fund is to get the right people, with the right level of skills, in the right place, at the right time, to meet the needs of the global industry.
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All Skillset's work in film is advised by key industry figures from all sectors of the film value chain.
Read MoreHow the Film Skills Fund is Funded
Skillset's film grants are made up of funding from the National Lottery through the UK Film Council and the film industry through the Skills Investment Fund (SIF).
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