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23rd March - London Film School Women in Film and TV panel discussion
CRAFTS CONFIDENTIAL - The London Film School (based in Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London) is hosting a Women in Film and TV panel discussion and networking event next Tuesday 23rd March from 7.00 pm. Free attendance for LFS students and graduates, staff and visiting lecturers, LFS workshops participants and partner organisations. £5.00 per head for Skillet Screen Academy members. Please RSVP to Kate Hughes
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Crafts Confidential: Women talk frankly about working in the film and television industry's Technical crafts. It is no secret that women are under-represented in many areas of the film industry, but in particular the technical crafts seem the most female-light. But why?
You are invited to join Women in Film and TV (WFTV) for a panel discussion at the London Film School (LFS) with four women who have spent their careers working in technical positions surrounded by male colleagues. Find out why they decided upon their chosen field, how they trained to get into it, and what it has been like on the job.
This is an opportunity for anyone, male or female, interested in specialising in a technical field to find out what it takes to get there and to keep getting work.
Where: Cinema A, London Film School, 24 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9UB
When: Tues 23rd March
What Time: 7.00pm-8:30pm discussion and Q+A, followed by networking drinks.
To book: e-mail WFTV at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 020 7287 1400.
This event is FREE to WFTV members and LFS staff and students. £5 entry for others.
Panel includes: Kathinka Minthe (DoP), Lorraine McLaughlin (Flame Op), Adel Fletcher (Sound Designer), and Ali Russell (News Sound Mixer).
About Women in Film and Television
WFTV is the premier membership organisation for women working in the creative media industry in the UK, and part of an international network made up of over 10,000 women.
For more information and to join, visit www.wftv.org.uk
Crafts Confidential: Women talk frankly about working in the film and television industry's Technical crafts. It is no secret that women are under-represented in many areas of the film industry, but in particular the technical crafts seem the most female-light. But why?
You are invited to join Women in Film and TV (WFTV) for a panel discussion at the London Film School (LFS) with four women who have spent their careers working in technical positions surrounded by male colleagues. Find out why they decided upon their chosen field, how they trained to get into it, and what it has been like on the job.
This is an opportunity for anyone, male or female, interested in specialising in a technical field to find out what it takes to get there and to keep getting work.
Where: Cinema A, London Film School, 24 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9UB
When: Tues 23rd March
What Time: 7.00pm-8:30pm discussion and Q+A, followed by networking drinks.
To book: e-mail WFTV at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 020 7287 1400.
This event is FREE to WFTV members and LFS staff and students. £5 entry for others.
Panel includes: Kathinka Minthe (DoP), Lorraine McLaughlin (Flame Op), Adel Fletcher (Sound Designer), and Ali Russell (News Sound Mixer).
About Women in Film and Television
WFTV is the premier membership organisation for women working in the creative media industry in the UK, and part of an international network made up of over 10,000 women.
For more information and to join, visit www.wftv.org.uk
