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Following the hugely successful ‘Good Causes’ short training courses delivered last year as part of One North East’s Sustain training initiative, Endemol and Teesside University are delighted to announce another innovative, week-long, no cost short course, commencing July 5th at Teesside University.

This new course is designed for media practitioners and those working in the museums and galleries sector in the north east. Interdisciplinary production teams will produce digital content for a live project set by Hadrian’s Wall Heritage Ltd. The aim is for delegates from these two sectors to share knowledge and practice that are beneficial to each other in the context of a professional production environment led by Endemol staff.

Day one is made up of a set of intensive workshops encompassing content development, digital skills, pitching and production management, led by speakers and mentors from Endemol, Teesside University and the client company.

Over the rest of the week, production teams will produce content to a brief agreed with the client company. They will leave with professional credits for CVs and showreels.

Please note: these will be very intensive production days.

Applicants should send a short statement, outlining their professional experience/technical skills in no more than 200 words to James McDermott (j.mcdermott@tees.ac.uk), by 23rd June in order to be considered for a place on the course. Places are strictly limited.

All content will be shot on Sony V1 cameras and edited on Final Cut Pro. Not all applicants will require knowledge of these formats but those applying with production experience must be conversant with this hardware/software as no technical training will be given.

Please note: People who have previously benefited from participation in Sustain courses may apply for this course.