Opportunity | Lime Pictures, Channel 4 & Directors UK announce opportunity for two women directors

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Reposted from Directors UK 

Lime Pictures, in partnership with Channel 4 and Directors UK, is pleased to announce a new paid training and mentoring opportunity for two emerging women directors.

The training scheme will involve a commitment of 9 continuous weeks on the set of the successful long-running continuing drama series Hollyoaks. The aim is not only to observe the whole production process from prep to post production, but to take full responsibility for an episode of Hollyoaks and thereby gain a directing credit. Embracing this scheme and its aims can only serve to develop the pool of directing talent, for Hollyoaks and the industry as a whole. 

The training placements will be based in Liverpool, the first one will begin in July whilst the second will be scheduled for the Autumn.  

Criteria:

This is for a director who has a genuine interest in Hollyoaks and is passionate about the programme. Lime Pictures are looking for directors who can clearly articulate the visual style, story structure and unique creative elements that make Hollyoaks stand out from other dramas. 

Directors will need to have directing experience – normally in the form of short films. The selection team will be looking to evaluate key story-telling skills through the performance of actors and choice of camera angles. The director should also be able to demonstrate an ability to effectively collaborate with every team member involved in the process.  

Applications are encouraged from groups that are currently under-represented in TV drama (BAME, disabled talent).

This training is open to women directors and is being advertised under the positive action provisions of the Equality Act 2010. 

Click here for more info on how to apply. Deadline is Monday 30th May. 

Good luck!

One thought on “Opportunity | Lime Pictures, Channel 4 & Directors UK announce opportunity for two women directors

  1. I was so glad to see women  were being encourgaed in this male -dominated creative industry.

    Is LIME PICTURES by any chanve loking for women working scriptwriters.If so i would lov to hear more. Best, Gillian.

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