ScreenSkills has long argued for Apprenticeship Levy reform
17th January 2020
The year 2019 was another fantastic year for children’s TV, reflects Sarah Joyce
15th January 2020
With 10 nominations 1917 is a top contender for honours
14th January 2020
The final five young filmmakers will each make a short film for broadcast
9th January 2020
Apply to a ScreenSkills endorsed course to prepare for a career in screen
8th January 2020
With nine nominations, including best film and director, 1917 is a top contender
7th January 2020
We are inviting people to participate on the consultation for the Modern Apprenticeship framework.
6th January 2020
Congratulations to the six Skills Fund-contributing productions that have won
High-end television production in the UK has enjoyed another fantastic year, reflects Kaye Elliott
23rd December 2019
Animation school lesson plan made based on the TV special adaption of Judith Kerr’s The Tiger Who Came to Tea
ScreenSkills continuing professional development (CPD) – looking back on 2019
For those looking to boost their skills in 2020, we have a range of opportunities to apply for over the hol...
20th December 2019
The three-week, paid placements will begin in January 2020.
The hugely successful programme returns to help professionals re-enter the industry.
Council to support two-year project to train young people across the country in 3D animation skills.
18th December 2019
This year’s Manimation conference included a roundtable hosted by Animation Skills Council Chair, Tom Box.
Tom Box, discusses the work of the council in 2019 and looks forward to 2020.
The council has commissioned Lupus Films to run an intensive training course for storyboard artists in 2020.
Screen employers are invited by NSAR to register interest in quality assuring the assessment of apprentices
17th December 2019
ScreenSkills' Head of Film and Animation reflects on the ups-and-downs of 2019 and looks forward to 2020.
11th December 2019
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