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Organised by BECTU Sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media & Sport the Trades Union Congress Skillset BECTU BROADCASTING ENTERTAINMENT CINEMATOGRAPH & THEATRE UNION Move on Up is an unmissable event for ethnic minority film and TV professionals: the film and TV industry is offering you the chance to apply for a one-to-one meeting It is an opportunity to with key industry people make the contacts that could in future lead to employment opportunities The appointments are booked in advance. You can apply to see or programme commissions. more than one person if you wish There will also be workshops on a More than 75 key industry variety of topics ranging from how to make a winning application to the people involved in commissioning, Lottery film funds, to demystifying the BBC recruitment process or employment of freelance See inside for the list of participants and/or permanent staff, and workshops and the application form plus a guide to how to apply. will be available Deadline for applications Friday 10th October Monday 10th November at the TUC, Great Russell St, London WC1, 9am – 4.15pm. More details and updates are on the BECTU website www.bectu.org.uk. Who would you like to have a one-to-one with? Below is the line-up of key decision makers from the film and television industry who you can apply to have a short meeting with. You can select more than one – on the application form write the reference number (shown beside each name) of those you wish to see. The list may be amended to reflect demand. See the BECTU website www.bectu.org.uk for updates FILM/TV PROGRAMME 18 Amanda Gabbitas Go to www.ukfilmcouncil.org.uk for 54 Mark Hill COMMISSIONERS Development Executive further information on which fund Head of Programmes Bristol In the absence of other guidance BBC MANCHESTER is relevant to your needs and the 55 Lynn Alleway eg on websites, please enclose 19 Hugh Faupel application requirements. Executive Producer Documentaries a one-page synopsis plus outline Editor, Songs of Praise THE DEVELOPMENT FUND 56 Tommy Nagra budget, company profile and/or CV, BBC Birmingham 36 Jenny Borgars Executive Producer Birmingham with your application Head of the Development Fund 20 Paresh Solanki 57 Vicki Barrass TELEVISION Programme maker, BBC Birmingham 37 Dan MacRae Executive Producer, mostly Factual BBC FACTUAL & LEARNING Deputy Head of the Development Fund ents Go to the website 21 Krishan Arora THE PREMIER FUND www.bbc.co.uk/info/moveonup.shtml 58 Vyv Simson Senior Commissioning Executive, 38 Robert Jones Executive Producer, Natural History and from there access the appropriate Specialist Factual Head of the Premier Fund commissioning webpages in order Unit, Bristol to ascertain the commissioners’ 22 Adam Kemp 39 Brock Norman Brock BBC MANCHESTER requirements and the material you Commissioner for Indies and Nations, Production and Acquisitions Executive, 59 Chris Loughlin should send Specialist Factual currently Premier Fund Executive Producer, Specialist Factual responsible for Arts commissioning DRAMA NEW CINEMA FUND (freelances) 1 Sarah Brown 23 Donna Taberer 40 Paul Trijbits BBC Birmingham Head of Development, Drama Serials Deputy Controller, Leisure and Factual Head of the New Cinema Fund 60 Paresh Solanki Entertainment 2 Robert Cooper 41 Himesh Kar Programme maker, BBC Birmingham Head of Drama, BBC Northern Ireland 24 Vyv Simson Senior Executive, New Cinema Fund FACTUAL & LEARNING LONDON Executive Producer, Natural History DISTRIBUTION AND EXHIBITION 61 Jill Fullerton Smith 3 Serena Cullen Unit, Bristol Head of Development, Drama Series FUNDS Executive Producer, BBC Science, FACTUAL EDITORlAL 42 Alex Stoltz Specialist Factual 4 Belinda Campbell 25 Celia Taylor Distribution and Exhibition Executive Development Producer, Drama Series BBC RESOURCES Senior Commissioning Executive, PATHÉ 62 Graham Hall 5 Sally Woodward Gentle Factual Editorial 43 Celine Haddad Recruitment Account Manager, Head of Development, Drama 26 Michelle Matherson Head of Creative Affairs BBC Resources Commissioning Development Executive, Factual 63 Rachel Jarvis ENTERTAINMENT FREELANCE AND ITV NETWORK CENTRE PERMANENT Freelance Development Manager 6 Jane Lush Log onto www.itv.com/about/ and go for Studio and OB operatives Controller, Entertainment Commissioning to the Producers’ Page. Follow the EMPLOYMENT (ie camera, sound, some lighting 7 Mark Freeland Producers’ Guide before submitting BBC and vision mixing) DRAMA Head of Comedy Commissioning any proposal 64 John Brookfield 44 Bill Boyes 8 Suzanne Gilfillan 27 Liam Hamilton (or a member of his team) Development Executive Producer, Commissioning Executive, Controller of Daytime, ITV Post-Production BBC Wales Entertainment CARLTON CARLTON 45 Sally Haynes 9 Alan Brown 28 Coleena Reid 65 Lin Brown Executive Producer, Drama Serials Senior Commissioning Executive, Controller of Broadcasting Head of Production, Entertainment 46 Kathleen Hutchison Entertainment 29 Emma Barker 66 Val Ames Executive Producer, Holby 10 Sophie Clark-Jervoise Head of regional programmes Head of Production, Childrens CBBC Head of Comedy, Entertainment 30 Duncan Ryecroft or Melanie Stokes FREELANCE EMPLOYMENT Division Head of Regional Programmes Dev Producer, Childrens 47 Karen Woodward 11 Jon Plowman GRANADA 31 Parminder Vir Head of Production, CBBC Head of Comedy Entertainment, Producer/Diversity Advisor 67 Leah Milton Entertainment Division 48 Caroline Morgan-Fletcher Head of production for Entertainment CHANNEL 4 Production Exec, Blue Peter Covers Granada Manchester and 12 John Pidgeon See www.channel4.com/4producers/ 49 Ian Pyke London, freelance and permanent Editor, Radio Entertainment to ascertain requirements Production Exec, Xchange staff CBBC 32 Sam Bickley FACTUAL & LEARNING 68 A representative from 13 Dorothy Prior Commissioning Editor, Documentaries Controller CBBC RECRUITMENT Granada Factual Department 33 Katie Speight 50 Kalpna Woolf Responsible for programmes such 14 Clare Elstow Assistant Editor, Documentaries Managing Editor Bristol as I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Head of Pre-school CBBC Here, Tonight with Trevor McDonald, 34 Simon Dickson 51 Jane Booth 15 Anne Gilchrist Airline and Johnathan Dimbleby. Editor, Education Managing Editor Birmingham Head of Entertainment CBBC Freelance and permanent staff CHANNEL 5 52 Katie Thomson 16 Theresa Plummer-Andrews 69 A representative from 35 Sham Sandhu Managing Editor London Head of Acquisitions, CBBC. Controller of youth and music Drama Department Can advise on animations FREELANCE Freelance and permanent staff FILM 53 Donna Taberer 17 Elaine Sperber 70 Angie Hill UK FILM COUNCIL, Deputy Controller, Leisure and Factual Head of Drama CBBC Head of Production for The Lab, LOTTERY FILM FUNDS Entertainment Continued Organised by BECTU. Sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the Trades Union Congress and Skillset. In partnership with the film and television industry BECTU BROADCASTING ENTERTAINMENT CINEMATOGRAPH & THEATRE UNION How to take part in Move on Up 1 To apply you must be either already to attend and list their reference working in the industry or a qualified new numbers on the application form in order entrant. This event is not for students. of priority, your highest priority first. an LWT-based unit comprising 6 To maximise your chances, contact multiskilled teams who shoot, edit and direct their own material. 2 Look at the list opposite of personnel skillsformedia as soon as possible (see Permanent staff who are making themselves available for box) to arrange a free session with one INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION one-to-one meetings on 10 November. of their professional advisers. ( optional) COMPANIES WORKING TITLE 71 Michelle Wright 3 On the application form list the reference 7 Complete the rest of the application head of production number (shown beside each person) of form. or Sarah-Jane Wright those you would like to see, in order of production executive PATHÉ priority – your highest priority first. 8 You must enclose one copy of your 72 Susanna Wyatt accompanying material for each person Head of Physical Production 4 Ensure you enclose the correct you are applying to see. INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS accompanying material: 73 John Finn Producer of Billy Elliot, My Little Eye Programme ideas 9 Send it to and Amanda Boyle If you are applying to discuss a Move on Up development executive programme idea with a commissioning BECTU, SKILLSET www.skillset.org editor, you must find out as much as 373-377 Clapham Road, Asma Shah possible about the kind of material they London SW9 9BT London Development Manager Available to discuss Skillset’s new are looking for, eg look at any website to arrive no later than Friday 10 October. schemes: listed. This is to ensure that your 74 New company development proposal is relevant to the commissioning What happens then? scheme for small independent editor’s remit. Check on the listing to see BECTU forwards all the applications to the production companies, which gives access to business planning what material you should send. You may appropriate key personnel. consultancy, or not submit a proposal to any department 75 training needs analysis and that has already turned it down. The key personnel decide whom they wish bursaries for freelances. to see from the applications submitted and LATE ADDITIONS: Freelance/permanent employment forward their final list of successful BBC RECRUITMENT 76 Jane Dennis If you are applying to see people to applicants to BECTU. DRAMA ENTERTAINMENT discuss employment prospects, you AND CBBC
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