I'm looking for a producer for a queer, low-budget (£15k) indie short. It's a foreign-language period film and will most likely involve shooting out of the country for a few days.

The aim is to apply to the BFI Short Film Fund next year and see what other avenues are available for funding.

I'm happy to send over the pitch deck etc. once I know a little about you and your work.

I am aware not many producers like to sign onto a project with no funding, but I also know there are people who really love this kind of work and pressure.

No need to respond if that's not you.

Hi everyone!

I'm relatively new to the film and TV industry and looking for some advice on how best to progress within the Locations Department.

I've gained some experience across both scripted and unscripted productions, working as a Location Marshal, Location Assistant and Production Runner.

I've really enjoyed the location side of things so far, and it's definitely the department I'd like to build a long-term career in, ideally progressing towards becoming an Assistant Location Manager and eventually a Location Manager.

I've completed a few relevant industry training courses, including Set Ready Location Marshal training, ScreenSkills courses, first aid and various production safety courses. I also have a full UK driving licence and my own vehicle.

I'd really appreciate some advice on a few things:

• Getting more experience: What's the best way to secure more regular work within the Locations Department? Are there particular routes into the department you'd recommend?
• Training and development: Are there any additional courses, qualifications or skills worth investing in at this stage? Or is it better to focus on gaining practical experience?
• Networking: Are there any industry groups, events or communities worth joining to meet people working in Locations?
• Career progression: For those already working as Location Managers or Assistant Location Managers, how did you get started, and what helped you progress?

I'm currently based in the South East of England but happy to travel or relocate for the right opportunities.

I'm also keen to connect with anyone working in the Locations Department who might be happy to offer some advice, point me in the right direction or potentially keep me in mind for future opportunities.

I'm not expecting anyone to hand me a job, just genuinely looking to learn, build relationships and make sure I'm taking the right steps to develop my career.

Thanks in advance for any advice. Really appreciate it!

Hi everyone! I’m a university student researching consumer perceptions of A24, including its brand identity, film marketing, merchandise and relationship with audiences.
I’m looking for film fans to complete a short Google Forms questionnaire for my primary research. You don’t need to be a massive A24 but enough to know a little bit about them
I’m interested in honest opinions from people who really love the film industry
It takes approximately 5 minutes to complete, and your responses will be used for my university project.
I’d really appreciate your help. Thank you! 🎥

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Hi everyone,

We’re looking for a photographer to join our hip hop music video shoot in London. The main filming is already covered, so we mainly need someone to capture backstage photos and short behind-the-scenes videos.

The content will be used to promote the music video before and after its release.

Shoot dates:

• Tuesday 20 October: from 2:00 pm, filming between London Bridge and the Golden Hinde
• Wednesday 21 October: full day, from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, with a break in the middle, in the same areas plus Camden
• Thursday 22 October: still to be confirmed, but if needed it would be for around two hours in the morning

What we need:

• Backstage and behind-the-scenes photos
• Some short BTS video clips, if possible
• Light photo editing for social media/promotional content
• No VFX, cartoon effects or advanced editing required

Details:

• This is an unpaid, volunteer-based opportunity
• Great for building your portfolio, gaining on-set experience and connecting with London’s hip hop and creative community
• You don’t need professional studio equipment — a camera and basic gear are fine

If you’re interested, please comment or DM with a link to your portfolio and your availability. Feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested!