George Petais: Freelancer of the Month
We love having you on the books as a freelancer George – and we’re interested to know something, you have experience as a Director of Photography (DoP) and Camera Operator. Which role brings you more joy, and why?Both job roles, over the years, have had the ability to bring joy.
Gabriel Edwards: Freelancer of the Month
Gabriel is a BAFTA Award winning Maya Generalist & CGI Animator. With a successful career spanning across both Broadcast TV Animation and VFX, he has established himself as a highly skilled professional in the field. If you're interested in learning more about Gabriel and the animation industry, be sure to
Erin Hopkins: Freelancer of the Month
What inspired your decision to specialise in short-form video content? After leaving film school, I secured a few post-production jobs in film and TV. However, I soon realised my addiction to variety, and opted for a freelance career where I could seek out my own projects. I love working in different
Opportunities for Freelancers
Dear TCC Freelancers! As part of our commitment to supporting your professional development and well-being, we have curated a list of free training programs, grants, and other opportunities that we believe may be of interest to you. We hope that these resources will assist you in enhancing your skills, advancing
Nassib El Mourabet: Freelancer of the Month
How long you’ve been freelancing, and what was your main reason to become a Motion Designer & Animator?I have been freelancing for 16 years, I fell in love with CGI and gaming in my teens and decided to pursue something in this field. Additionally, I have a BA in Computer
Opportunities for Freelancers
Dear Freelancers! How are you doing in 2023 so far? We’ve prepared for you a list of new grants, benefits, free courses and programs that we hope might help you for the year ahead.Are you returning to the industry after a career break or want to progress your career? Do
Stefan Worburton: Freelancer of the Month
When did you realise that you wanted to be an editor? What was the reason?Stefan Worburton: Growing up, I was an only child in a single-parent household, so I always found things to occupy my attention. I've tried everything from DJ'ing and photography to design and music production. I found
Antonin Bonafous: Freelancer of the Month
When did you realise that you wanted to be an editor?I realised I wanted to make videos when I was 13, filming my friends at the skate park with my Sony VX1000 that I bought thanks to a few years’ worth of birthday gifts. At that point, I was enjoying
Adam G. White: Freelancer of the Month
How did it happen that you decided to be an editor?Adam G. White: Lots of things, it wasn’t actually the plan. I was quite set on being a Producer, but when I was at university I got asked to do a little job that required some editing. Like most students
Adrian Nita: Freelancer of the Month
Adrian Nita is a freelance colourist based in London who discovered colour grading in 2015. He built his experience by working on a large spectrum of projects, from short films to music videos and big commercials. He has worked with clients like BMW, Bulgari, Telekom, British American Tobacco, Universal Music,