BECTU Vision

Thanks to Screen NETS for inviting us to deliver Freelance Foundations courses for their pool of trainees and newcomers!

There's 2 weeks to go until our Screen Sustainability in Scotland session at Glasgow Film Festival Industry Focus pass holders, come along and hear Sustainability Co-ordinator, Sara Hamilton's screen sustainability case study based on television drama, Lockerbie: A Search for the Truth, filmed in Scotland last year. Check out https://lnkd.in/eWXVbA9x for the full programme of events #GFF25 #FilmScotland #tvscotland #screensustainability

#heartunions?week, 10-16 February 2025?is a chance to tell the story about why unions are vital for everyone at work. If you're not already a member of BECTU, here are five reasons to join: ?? Protection, independent advice & support at work ?? Legal support ?? Negotiations on your pay, terms and conditions ?? Support in your career ?? Huge discounts on Public Liability Insurance. Join during?#heartsunions?week and get 3-months free membership:?https://bectu.org.uk/join/

As our worlds become more connected, understanding the online risks and knowing how to protect yourself, your family, your business and your community is essential. Our colleagues at Scottish Union Learning are promoting CyberScotland Week 2025 encouraging everyone across Scotland to come together to build & strengthen cyber resilience. With a full programme of events on topics including: ?? Phishing Scams. ?? Keeping your money safe. ?? Staying safe on social media. Get involved and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ee-29Bpt #CyberScotlandWeek #CantHackIt #CyberResilience

We’re excited to be part of Be United's Creative Partnerships Conference 2025 for Black creatives, professionals, and industry organisations to connect, collaborate, and develop their skills. Check out the programme and book free tickets via Be United's website: https://lnkd.in/enUDyHd3 #CreativePartnershipsConference2025 #GlasgowEvents #BECTUVision #FilmAndTV #CreativeIndustries #CreativePartnerships2025!

?? The BECTU Vision Producer Development Programme 2024-25 has officially launched, welcoming 12 talented individuals embarking on a six-month journey to become the next generation of High-End Television Producers. From leadership training to networking with industry experts, this cohort is set to gain the skills and insights needed to shape the future of scripted TV in Scotland. BECTU Vision's Producer Development Programme is supported by Screen Scotland, BFI, BBC and Scottish Union Learning in partnership with Bectu. Curious about the programme and the incredible 2024-25 cohort? Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/BV-PDP-2025

BECTU Vision February Playgroup! Come along with your little one(s) for some softplay fun and a catch up with fellow film & TV parents and cares over a cuppa! ?? Wednesday 5 February // 1030 - 1230 ? ?? Kelvin Hall Soft Play, 1445 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8AW ?? Free entry to soft play and tea and coffee provided If you'd like to join us, register via: https://lnkd.in/eWuHSWzH If you need any assistance with travel costs, please let us know and we can help Check out some pics from previous Playgroups - https://bit.ly/BV_Flikr

*** Deadline Approaching!*** Application Deadline: Tuesday 4 February | Noon Join Our Team: Co-ordinator Opportunity with BECTU Vision Are you passionate about helping people launch their careers in film and television? We're looking for a Co-ordinator (maternity cover) to join our team and support our training and events programme, empowering new entrants to thrive in Scotland's film and TV industry. What We're Looking For: ? Industry experience in film or television. ? Strong communication skills and confidence in engaging with others. ? A team player who enjoys working collaboratively in a small team. Why Work With Us? We foster a flexible working environment and are open to part-time working, job-sharing, or other requests for flexibility. For full details, view the role profile here: https://bit.ly/BV_Co-ord Application Deadline: Noon, 4th February 2025 BECTU Vision is supported by Screen Scotland, Scottish Union Learning, and BBC in partnership with BECTU. Take the next step in your career and help shape the future of Scotland's creative industries!

Are you a film & TV electrician, lighting technician, or someone with relevant experience in working with temporary electrical power? Written and developed by the UK expert on temporary power, James Eade with industry input and backing, applications are now open for the 3-day BS7909 Temporary Electrical Power course. For more information & to apply: https://lnkd.in/eVJ_9T76

As flexible working and job-sharing becomes more common across film and television productions in Scotland we are launching a new course to support those who would like to feel more confident in employing and managing job-sharers in their teams. For more information and to apply: https://lnkd.in/eEwWSvfU