Post Production for Production Managers (ScreenSkills)
Date 21 Jun, 11:00 - 24 Jun 2021, 12:15
Location Online
Price Free
Application deadline 14 Jun 2021
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Dates:
Mon 21 June 11am - 12pm
Tue 22 June 11am - 12:15pm
Wed 23 June 11am - 12pm
Thur 24 June 11am - 12:15pm
This is a four day course, please only apply if you can attend all four sessions.
Organising and overseeing post production can be really challenging; keeping to schedule, liaising with multiple companies, making sure everything is cleared correctly and all of your release forms have been collected and are correct. Quite often as a Production Manager, you oversee the pre-production and shoots, but there may be a dedicated person who is overseeing the post-production, so you don’t get the opportunity to oversee the final part of the process.
This course will cover everything you need to think about while managing post production. It will be broken down into easy to digest sections over 4 days and will include practical examples as well as guidance and the chance to ask questions throughout.
Who it's for
This course is aimed at Production Co-ordinators and Junior Production Managers looking to take the next step in their career. As well as Production Managers who have limited post-production experience or those who want to brush up on their knowledge.
By the end of the course you will learn how to manage a post-production schedule, what needs to be cleared, the importance of release forms and what is involved from offline to delivery to keep everything running smoothly.
What it covers
Clearances
Music
Archive
Release Forms
Compliance
Offline & Final Post
Delivery
Distribution
Press & Publicity
Q and As
Speaker
Hannah Gosney is an experienced Head of Production/Senior Production Manager. She has extensive knowledge managing post-production across a variety of scripted and unscripted genres.
Starting out as an Office Runner Hannah quickly worked her way up the ranks working on extreme sports shows and commercials to remote and hostile shoots among others, to specialise in factual, factual entertainment and natural history programmes. Credits include The Mekong River with Sue Perkins (BBC 2), Flintoff’s Road to Nowhere (Sky One), Wild Shepherdess with Kate Humble (BBC 2), Wales: Land of the Wild (BBC 2) and Veganville (BBC Three)
Throughout her career she’s been passionate about nurturing and training crew and understands the importance of best practice in the industry. With this in mind she now focuses her time on providing training for the media industry with an emphasis on those working in production. She has a Level 3 Train the Trainer qualification and is a Level 3 qualified ILM Coach & Mentor.
This event is supported by the ScreenSkills Television Skills Fund which invests in training for the freelance television workforce thanks to contributions from the BBC, Channel 4, ITV and Channel 5.
It is part of a ScreenSkills programme managed by the Indie Training Fund to support freelancers to upskill and stay connected, helping keep the industry resilient in these difficult times.