Understanding Loneliness Behind the Scenes in Film and TV
Explore the latest findings on loneliness within the film and TV industry, based on research from the Centre of Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University. This in-depth report sheds light on the causes of loneliness among industry professionals, highlights the associated mental health risks, and suggests actionable remedies.
The Impact of Loneliness on Mental Health in Film and TV
According to our 2022 Mind-Craft Report, loneliness is identified as the leading factor contributing to poor mental health for those working behind the scenes in film and TV. Understanding the depth of this issue is crucial, so we’ve launched further research to delve into why loneliness is so prevalent, which groups are most affected, and what effective solutions could look like.
Collaborative Research with Sheffield Hallam University
As part of this work, we commissioned the Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University to look at existing research on loneliness and highlight the risks and remedies most relevant to the industry.
Download the Full Loneliness Study Report
Gain insights from the full report to better understand the loneliness challenges in the film and TV sector:
This report is essential reading for industry professionals, mental health advocates, and anyone interested in improving workplace well-being.
Next Steps in Loneliness Research
In the next year we’ll be carrying out interviews and focus groups with industry workers who have experienced loneliness to help build on these findings and shape the support you need.
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