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How to be a Runner! – Carmarthen Edition with Yr Egin
September 30 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
FreeHow to be a runner! Sounds like a simple role but there are lots of things that could catch you out if you’re not looking! This session covers the day to day things you might come up against and some tips and tricks to help you stay on top of role. It will also look at career paths and helpful information on managing your finances, networking and getting your foot through the door. It’s also a good way of meeting other passionate, future TV & Film employees and the start of building your network group.
This session is delivered in partnership with Tape Community Music & Film in Colwyn
Classroom-based
Location : Yr Egin, Carmarthen SA313EQ
Date – 30th September 2025
Duration – 2-3 HOURS
Level – Entry
2PM TO 4.30PM
This is an Entry Level session for anyone who is interested in starting their career in the TV & Film industry.
This is the first step of the Stepping Stone training programme into the TV & Film industry.
Assumed Knowledge – A passion to work in the TV & Film industry
You will need to be working or living in Wales to be eligible for this fully funded course.
- What the role entails and its connection to the industry
- The stepping stone route and career pathways typically followed by runners into the industry
- Some of the requirements for the role
- Useful tips for the day to day role
- Handling your finances – saving and tax requirements
- Networking opportunities and where to look for them
- Where to look for positions and gain experience
You’ll have a better idea of the role itself as well as the important position it occupies in the careers path into TV and Film.
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.
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