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London Talent Pathway · Fully Funded

Learn from industry. Create real productions. Build your future.

Whether you're changing careers, returning to work or looking to break into the screen industries, our Film & Broadcast Pathway gives you the practical skills, industry experience and employer connections to help you take the next step.

13-day Core Programme  +  13-day Specialist  +  6 months careers support
Learners working together on a production

Why choose the Film & Broadcast Pathway?

Designed with employers and delivered by industry professionals, the programme combines hands-on production experience, live industry projects and personalised careers support.

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Employer-designed learning

Our curriculum has been developed with employers across film, television, broadcast and digital media to reflect the skills, technologies and professional behaviours needed on today's productions.

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Learn by creating

Work as part of a production team, develop your portfolio through practical projects and gain real production experience using industry-standard equipment and workflows.

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Career support that continues

From CV workshops and interview coaching to employer introductions and progression planning, we'll support your next step for up to six months after your course.

Your learning journey

Two steps take you from the essentials of production to a specialism developed with employers around real production environments.

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Step One

Core Film & Broadcast

Everything begins here. The Core Film & Broadcast programme provides the essential knowledge and practical production skills needed across the screen industries before progressing into your chosen specialist pathway.

Across 13 intensive training days you'll explore every stage of the production process, from planning and pre-production through to filming, editing and delivery. Working on employer-inspired productions, you'll build a professional portfolio while developing the confidence, teamwork and technical skills needed for a career in film, television and digital media.

Learners in a Core Film and Broadcast training session
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Step Two

Choose your specialism

After completing the Core programme, you'll choose one specialist pathway to develop your technical expertise and prepare for specific roles within the creative industries. Each specialist has been developed with employers to reflect real production environments and current industry demand.

Crew member working on a professional production
Specialist · Production

Production Trainee

Take your first step onto professional productions.

Develop the practical skills and professional behaviours employers expect from entry-level crew members working across film, television and commercial productions. You'll gain experience in production planning, working on set, production paperwork, location management and supporting busy production teams while learning how professional productions operate from start to finish.

Career opportunities
Production Runner Production Assistant Production Trainee Junior Production Coordinator Production Office Assistant Location Assistant Floor Runner Studio Assistant Assistant Production Coordinator Screen Industry Apprentice
Editor working in a post-production suite
Specialist · Post

Post Production

Bring stories to life in the edit.

Develop the technical and creative skills used in professional post-production, learning how editors transform raw footage into engaging content for film, television and digital platforms. Working with industry-standard software, you'll build a professional showreel while developing skills in editing, audio, colour correction and post-production workflows.

Career opportunities
Junior Video Editor Assistant Editor Post Production Runner Post Production Assistant Digital Content Editor Video Content Creator Media Assistant Broadcast Operations Assistant Edit Assistant Motion Graphics Assistant
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A nationally recognised qualification

Throughout this pathway you'll work towards one of the following:

OCR Level 2 Cambridge Technical Certificate in Media

or

OCR Level 2 Cambridge Technical Extended Certificate in Media

Cohort start dates

New cohorts start throughout the year. Choose the date that works for you.

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Meet the tutors

Industry experience, brought into the classroom.

Learn from specialists who combine active creative practice with years of teaching, bringing real briefs, current tools and professional workflows into every session.

Beatrix, digital marketing specialist and trainer
Digital marketing & AI

Beatrix

15 years in industry 100+ global brands

Beatrix founded Mindea, one of Hungary’s leading social media agencies, before moving to London. At Big Creative Education she runs the digital marketing training programme, tutors Multi-Channel Marketer apprentices and teaches practical, jargon-free skills grounded in live campaigns. She also trains corporate teams to use AI in their day-to-day work.

Mikis Michaelides, film and television composer and tutor
Film, television & VFX

Mikis Michaelides

25 years in industry 17 years teaching

A film and television composer with 25 years in the creative industries, Mikis has also worked across advertising and music. He has spent 17 years teaching apprenticeships in digital media production and visual effects, using hands-on projects to help learners explore the creative and digital world.

Owen Davis, content creator and visual effects artist
Content & visual effects

Owen Davis

10+ years in industry Content, video & podcasts

Owen is a content creator and visual effects artist whose work spans short films, documentaries and YouTube. He currently produces social media videos and podcasts for City of London institutions, universities and charities, while teaching on London Talent Pathway and coaching BCE apprentices.

Trevor Johnson, creative director, videographer and graphic designer
Film, design & production

Trevor Johnson

15+ years in industry BBC, Sony Music & more

Trevor has worked for more than 15 years as a creative director, videographer and graphic designer. His credits include BBC, Sony Music, Capital FM and Universal Music. Alongside industry work, he teaches film, photography and design, helping learners build the creative and technical skills needed to progress.

Learner stories

Hear from Londoners who have developed new skills, built industry connections and progressed into employment, apprenticeships and further study through Big Creative Education.

★★★★★

Owen is an excellent tutor who combines deep industry knowledge with an engaging teaching style, making even complex concepts easy to understand. The lessons were well-structured, practical, and highly relevant to real-world VFX work.

Google Review
VFX Course
★★★★★

The tutor Trevor is very knowledgeable, approachable, and always happy to help. The course gave me a solid foundation in graphic design, helped build my confidence using Adobe Creative Suite, and encouraged me to develop my own creative style.

Google Review
Graphic Design Fundamentals
★★★★★

Excellent content creation course for social media. Lessons were enjoyable and constructive — my takeaway has been to visualise content more from a director's approach. Would recommend to anyone to join up.

Google Review
Content Creation for Social Media
★★★★★

The Digital Marketing program is top-notch, blending theory with practical, industry-standard skills. My instructor, Trevor, is exceptionally knowledgeable and has a gift for breaking down complex principles into easy-to-understand concepts. Highly recommended.

Google Review
Digital Marketing
★★★★★

One of the best learning experiences I've ever had. The course was intense and packed with practical tutorials and technical exercises. Trevor's teaching style was inspiring and supportive — that moment when you wish the course hadn't ended so quickly.

Google Review
Graphic Design Course

Included on every programme

Every learner gets the full package — no hidden costs, no add-ons.

Employer-designed curriculum
Industry tutors
Live production projects
Portfolio and showreel development
Employer masterclasses
Industry networking opportunities
Up to 6 months careers support

Could you be eligible?

The Film & Broadcast Pathway is fully funded through the London Talent Pathway, helping Londoners gain the skills and experience needed to start a career in the creative industries. You may be eligible if you:

  • Are aged 19 or over
  • Live in a London borough
  • Have the right to work in the UK
  • Are looking to progress into employment, an apprenticeship or further learning

Eligibility is subject to London Talent Pathway funding criteria.

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Ready to start your career in Film & Broadcast?

Take your first step into London's screen industries. Apply today and begin your journey towards a career in film and television.