Identifying at least two potential career pathway
- Researching Job Roles
- Identifying specific Skills and attributes required for each role.
- Identifying the experience and qualifications
- Starting Salary etc
Job Roles
https://www.screenskills.com/starting-your-career/job-profiles/
There are hundreds of different job roles in film, TV, games, animation and visual effects and the range of skills they require is wide. Read on to learn what jobs like director, producer, games designer, animator, concept artist, matchmover and gaffer really entail. Each job profile includes information on how to get in, starting with the relevant A-levels, Highers or vocational qualifications.
Career Maps
https://www.screenskills.com/starting-your-career/career-maps/
ScreenSkills ever-popular career maps help you see your place in the screen industry. They have been designed to be printed on A2 paper but they work on A3 as well. All the information contained in these maps can be found on our job profiles too.
ScreenSkills Select college and university courses
It can be hard to know which college or university course which will give you the best possible start to a career in the screen industries. ScreenSkills Select endorses college and university courses in film, TV, animation, VFX and games that have the best links to industry. Browse our directory to find the courses that will take you one step closer to your future career.
To find out more, go to:
https://www.screenskills.com/courses/search/#/
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