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Post Production for Unscripted Production Teams
March 20 @ 8:00 am - March 21 @ 5:00 pm
FreeOrganising and overseeing post-production can be really challenging; keeping to schedule, liaising with multiple companies, making sure everything is cleared correctly and all your legal and delivery paperwork is correct.
This 2-day course will guide you through the full post-production process from start to finish and how to ensure everything runs as smoothly as possible.
Classroom based
Date – 20th & 21st March 2025
Duration – 2 day
10am to 5pm
Includes Lunch
This course is aimed at anyone working or wanting to work in the production management team, from production secretaries up to production managers as well as those wanting to work as post-production supervisors. It focuses on post-production for Unscripted TV productions.
- The post-production process & how to keep everything on track
- Release forms
- Copyrights & clearances including music & archive
- Compliance
- Final post-production
- Delivery
- International versions
- Repeats
- Post-production paperwork & how to use Silvermouse
- Tour of the facilities to see the process in action
By the end of the course, you will learn how to manage a post-production schedule, what needs to be cleared, the importance of release forms and what is involved from shoot to offline to delivery to keep everything running smoothly.
Plus, how to complete post-production paperwork via Silvermouse.
As a delegate on the course you will also be notified of any networking events run by ourselves or partners as well as having access to our fortnightly drop in session at Gorilla Academy.
Your Tutor:
Hannah Gosney is an experienced Head of Production/Senior Production Manager. She has extensive knowledge managing post-production across a variety of unscripted genres.
Starting out as an Office Runner Hannah quickly worked her way up the ranks working on extreme sports shows and commercials to remote and hostile shoots among others, to specialise in factual, factual entertainment and natural history programmes. Credits include The Mekong River with Sue Perkins (BBC 2), Flintoff’s Road to Nowhere (Sky One), Wild Shepherdess with Kate Humble (BBC 2), Wales: Land of the Wild (BBC 2) and Veganville (BBC Three)
Throughout her career she’s been passionate about nurturing and training crew and understands the importance of best practice in the industry. With this in mind, she now focuses her time on providing training for the media industry with an emphasis on those working in production. She has a Level 3 Train the Trainer qualification and is a Level 3 qualified ILM Coach & Mentor.
This project has received support from the Welsh Government via Creative Wales
It is part of a project called Stepping Stones being introduced by Gorilla Academy
The funding will support entry level and up-skilling training opportunities within post production in Wales with a percentage of the training being delivered through the medium of Welsh
NB Applicants need to either live or work in Wales currently