We run this · Faith-Literate Production Practice
Scheduling, catering, recces and paperwork, for the people who write them.
An operations day for the people who build schedules and sign off unit bases, taught by production managers and by faith community leads who have advised productions. Every session ends with a change to a document you already use.
The detail
| Detail | This course |
|---|---|
| Where | Central London |
| Entry requirements | Aged 18 or over. Nothing else. |
Who it is for
For the people who make the decisions that decide whether somebody can stay.
Production managers and line producers
You build the schedule, the budget and the unit base specification. Nearly every failure this day addresses is a line in one of those documents.
Co-ordinators and assistant directors
You write the call sheet and run the day. The lines that make a unit workable are yours to add.
Location managers, HR leads and studio operations
A prayer room specified once on a recce checklist stays specified.
What it covers
Sessions that each end with a document you rewrite.
Scheduling around prayer and fasting, catering that works for a unit that is not all eating at the same time, recce questions nobody asks, and the paperwork that carries the decision. Every session ends with you editing a document you already use.
A speaker presenting in a panelled library
Who it is not for
Not a religious education course.
- Not theology, not comparative religion, not a course about belief. It is about rooms, food, time and documents.
- Not a course for trainees. It assumes you already build the scheduling and budget documents.
- Open to people aged 18 and over.
What you leave with
Your call sheet, your recce checklist and your unit base specification, rewritten in the room.
Edited in the final session with a practitioner beside you, alongside the Faith Inclusion Toolkit, yours to adopt or adapt. Plus a certificate naming only what you were seen to do.
Apply
Register your interest.
Tell us which course and we come back with dates, cost and what support may be possible. If you have never been on a unit, say so.
