Community Partnerships
Supportive industry relationships are vital for good mental health and can help lay the foundations for a successful career in film and TV. Having a sense of community can be even more important for freelancers and people from underrepresented groups, who often feel isolated.
That’s why we’ve partnered with organisations who do great work to help professionals feel less alone in their careers.
Understanding challenges in the film, TV, and cinema industry
They understand the challenges their communities face because they’ve been there too. They help build supportive connections with industry peers and connect people who struggle to find others who share their experiences in their workplaces.
Over the next six months we’ll be working with our Community Partners to host in-person events, gather insights into industry wellbeing needs, raise awareness of support, and build greater community connections.
Meet our Community Partners
We’re excited to share details of our new partners:
Get involved in building better industry connections
Our research has uncovered that loneliness is the most important factor influencing the mental health of people working in film and TV, outweighing money worries, poor management and work-life balance.
If you’d like to get involved please register your interest.
