AI training for production roles in scripted television

Production freelancers holding a clapper on set
Brassic S5 ©Sky UK Ben Blackall
Production freelancers holding a clapper on set
Brassic S5 ©Sky UK Ben Blackall
Date
29 Oct 2025, 17:30-19:30
90 mins training, 15 mins break and 15 mins questions
Location
Online
Price
Free
Application deadline
8 Oct 2025
Career stages
Experienced, Expert
Industries
High-end TV
Funding
ScreenSkills funded

When most people think of AI, they picture tools that generate text, images, or video - but in production management, the story is broader. For example, enterprise AI platforms can handle scheduling, budgets, and rights management, and agentic AI systems can make autonomous decisions and trigger workflows. These tools can shape the way productions are planned and delivered - but knowing when to trust it, when to question it, and how to protect your work (and your team!) is key.

Designed specifically for production managers, coordinators, and junior production staff working across scripted TV, this session will be delivered by a media and entertainment lawyer specialising in AI. It is designed to cut through the hype and offer clear insight on what AI really means for your projects, your people, and your rights.

Who it's for

Anyone working in the screen industries in the UK, who’s interested in the impact of AI. Here are some examples of whom it may benefit most.

  • Producers and production managers looking to streamline workflows and navigate compliance.
  • Casting teams and researchers exploring AI-driven talent discovery and audience analysis.
  • Legal and business affairs professionals addressing intellectual property, transparency, and rights management.
  • Development teams considering how AI can influence audience engagement.

What it covers

The session will include 90 minutes of training, approximately. 15 minutes of time for open questions, and a short comfort break.

  • Enterprise AI in production: where it’s being used today and why it matters
  • Key legal and operational risks: AI platform T&Cs, broadcaster codes, industry guidelines, and emerging regulation
  • Implications for cast, crew, and freelancers: IP, consent, confidentiality, and contractual safeguards
  • Practical guardrails: how to make informed, confident decisions about AI use
  • Open Q&A: real-world complications, mitigation strategies, and examples from recent client work

There is currently one date available on:

Wednesday 29 October 17:30 - 19:30.

More dates will be released in due course. Sign up to our newsletter to be across updated information.

How to apply

Click the 'Apply Now' button to apply and go through the relevant questions.

Applications close 8th of October and will be confirmed by 15th of October.

Contact information

Name: Kelsey Farish
Email: kelsey@kelseyfarish.com

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