Issue #3: Networking in TV and Film—Why is it SO important?

Hello all, Thank you for all the positive feedback on Issue #2, where we covered CV tips for entry and mid-level roles. It’s been another bustling week in the industry, and I’m excited to bring you this third issue of The TV & Film Career Hub.

Here’s a quick update on some upcoming events you won’t want to miss:

• RTS Futures Careers Fair (4th February) – I’ll be exhibiting, so swing by and say hello!
• TV & Film Career Masterclass with Networking (8th February) – Perfect for those eager to gain insider tips and make valuable connections.
• Presenter Masterclass (22nd February) – Ready to refine your on-camera presence and build a standout showreel? This is the workshop for you!

Why Networking Matters in TV & Film

In the TV & Film world, who you know can be just as important as what you know. Here’s why networking is a game-changer:

1. Hidden Opportunities: Many TV & film roles aren’t advertised publicly. Attending events, workshops, and industry fairs can help you uncover these hidden gems.
2. Building Relationships: Producers, directors, and crew are more likely to hire people they’ve met and trust. Strengthen your reputation by engaging genuinely with industry professionals.
3. Mentorship & Growth: Networking isn’t just about job hunting; it’s about learning from those who’ve already paved the way. Mentors can offer guidance that propels your career forward faster.
4. Collaboration Potential: Collaborations can lead to exciting projects and new creative avenues. A strong network can open the door to shared ideas and bigger opportunities.

Join the Conversation & Learn More

• RTS Futures Careers Fair, 4th Feb – Come chat about your career goals!
• TV & Film Career Masterclass, 8th Feb – Network, learn, and thrive in 2025.
• Presenter Masterclass, 22nd Feb – Level up your on-camera skills in a professional studio setting.

If you want to stay on top of exclusive job leads and further networking events, join my membership for just ￡4.50 a month (cancel anytime): Creative Careers Community

Closing Note

Networking might feel daunting at first, but remember: every conversation, event, and connection can lead to incredible new opportunities. If you need any help navigating your TV & film career—be it networking strategies, CV feedback, or training—feel free to get in touch.

Georgina Bobb Award-Winning Television and Branded Content Production Manager TV & Film Career Coach, Industry Events and Training

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