Skills bootcamp in virtual production

Do you want to learn skills that will propel you into the future of film production?
 
If so, apply for either of our two Skills Bootcamps:

• Virtual Production with Unreal
• Virtual Production with Sony VENICE 2

Apply now at: www.myworld-creates.com/opportunities/skills-bootcamps-in-virtual-production-3/  

Closing date: midnight on Wednesday 12 November 2025
 
Led by the University of Bristol, these two courses are completely free of charge to the learner as they have been funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WEMCA). They are delivered in partnership with industry-leading Virtual Production training providers MARS Academy, specialist talent and technology company Gritty Talent, and accredited trainers in Unreal Engine and Sony VENICE 2 cameras.

Virtual production is a game changing development for the screen sector, reinventing the way media content is created. “Fundamentally, Virtual Production ‘rolls up’ the previous linear production process of film and television into a dynamic production world, bringing together departments that had previously worked sequentially into simultaneous interaction.” StoryFutures Virtual Production Skills Report.

As a result, the screen sector is facing unprecedented demand for people with the skills and know-how of what Virtual Production is and how it works. If you are already working in film, TV or media content creation or just starting out in the creative industries sector, these Skills Bootcamps will help you take the next step in your career.

https://www.myworld-creates.com/opportunities/skills-bootcamps-in-virtual-production-3/

Bursary applicable

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This training course is not funded or commissioned by ScreenSkills, but has been reviewed to ensure it is meeting agreed standards such as industry-led diversity targets, appropriate business insurance, and evidence of previous quality training provision.