Application form

One form for every programme we run.

About ten minutes. You do not need a CV, a showreel or a qualification. We ask what you have done, not what you were awarded.

The form

Tell us who you are and what you want to do.

About you

Your name *

Email *Where we send the acknowledgement and everything after it.

PhoneOptional. Useful if a place comes up at short notice.

Where you are based *Town or city is enough. We work from Pinewood, Central London and Liverpool, and across the North West.

Your age *

We work with people aged 18 and over.

What you are applying for

Programme *

Department you are aiming atOptional. If you do not know yet, leave it.

What you have done

Anything you have made, worked on, or helped with *School projects, a friend’s music video, a phone film, a day of work experience, nothing yet. All of those are real answers. Two or three sentences.

Why this, and why nowOptional. One paragraph at most.

Access and support

Access needsAnything that would make it possible, or easier, for you to take part. Physical access, communication, prayer or diet, medication, neurodivergence, caring responsibilities.

Would anything stop you taking a place?Cost, travel, kit, a shift you would lose. There is no penalty for saying yes. Barriers are discussed case by case, and nothing is promised in advance.

How you heard

How you found us

Who sees this. Your application goes to the Futures in Film programme team — the Operations Lead and the programme lead for the strand you applied to. It stays inside Futures in Film. It reaches a partner production only if you are offered a placement and agree to that in writing first. Kept for 12 months from the closing date and then deleted, or for the life of your placement plus six years if you are offered one. You can ask to see it, correct it or have it deleted at any time: info@futuresinfilm.com. Futures in Film C.I.C., company number 14621615.

I have read the line above and I am happy for Futures in Film to hold these details for this purpose. *

What happens next

A person reads it.

An acknowledgement, usually a conversation by phone or video, then an answer. Where the answer is no, we try to say why and where else to look — including at programmes other organisations run.

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