Anti bulling and harassment in media production

Research commissioned by UK based The Film and TV Charity, published in February 2020, which collected data on more than 9,000 workers, revealed that bullying remains highly prevalent – across all sub-sectors, 84 per cent had experienced or witnessed bullying or harassment, with even higher figures in some sub-sectors.

If your are responsible for managing people or teams in production, then you really should understand the essential requirements to help brief and manage your teams.

The free one hour, online session introduces a set of key points to help you manage and promote and inclusive working environment. We discuss your role in introducing and managing good practice and provide links to handbooks specifically written for film, TV and games.

The aim of the session is to introduce good practice in managing anti bullying and harassment production management.

Session content

The session covers:

• What is bullying and harassment?

• Managing bullying and harassment

• How to prevent bullying and harassment

• Q and A discussion

The session is aimed at those who work in television or film production and often have to manage others.

About Alec

The speaker is Alec Mchedran of Skills Channel TV, a well known facilitator and learning specialist in the creative sector. Alec works with a wide ranger of clients including Directors UK. The Guild of British Camera Technicians and Creative England. He is a Chartered Fellow of the CIPD and is chair of Screen Northants.

This is a free event specifically for film and television professionals.

Once you have registered, we will send the online session link nearer the date to allow you access to the session.

If you have any questions you would like to ask us that, subject to time and confidentiality, do email us before the session to info@skillschannel.tv.

To find out more about Skills Channel TV, visit www.skillschannel.tv or call 0121 366 87 99.