ScreenSkills is asking for industry feedback on its update of the National Occupational Standards that inform the development of qualifications and apprenticeships in the screen industries.
This autumn, we consulted with professionals across the nations about the competencies, skills and knowledge that are needed to work in the screen industries in hair and make-up, costume, editing and interactive media and games roles.
This was done to be able to update the existing National Occupational Standards to reflect what is currently expected of employees by industry.
We have reviewed and updated the following standards:
- Hair and Make-up Standards – which list the practical skills and knowledge people need to work as hair and make-up artists, designers or assistants
- Costume Standards – which list the practical skills and knowledge people need to work as costumer designers, wardrobe assistants
- Editing for Film and TV Standards – which list the practical skills and knowledge people need to work as editors, assistant editors
- Interactive Media and Computer Games Standards – which list the practical skills and knowledge people need to work in the UK games industry or to work in any role producing interactive media content for multi-channel and multi-platform use
We are now asking industry professionals to contribute their views to finalising these draft standards by giving feedback on the sections relevant to them by Wednesday 27 January*. The aim is to ensure that the updated suite of standards capture what is currently considered best practice in the industry.
Please view the standards and comment on them following the links below:
- Hair and Make-up for Productions Standards
- Editing for Film and TV Standards
- Interactive Media and Computer Games
- Costume Standards
We encourage you to share this consultation with any colleagues and professionals within your networks who might want to participate.
Please contact krisztina.biliczky@screenskills.com if you require any further information. Thank you in advance for your time.
*The original deadline for submission was Monday 18 January.