Jeff Goldblum plying piano in the Frank Sinatra’s house: An interview with a TCC Producer Tom Mackay
You are a freelance Producer. But, what did you dream of becoming as a kid?I always wanted to be in a band or a successful musician, I play guitar and drums, and was in a few decent bands from teenage years onwards, but never “made it”! So then starting a
Empowering the next generation of freelancers
At TCC, we believe in the power of nurturing emerging talent to create a more inclusive, skilled, and innovative media industry. That’s why we launched the Rising Talent Programme—an 8-month initiative designed to bridge the skills gap and empower the next generation of freelancers.This year, we’re thrilled to be halfway
Isabel Barker: Freelancer of the Month
What do you think sets a great editor apart? Are there any techniques or principles you consistently adhere to in your work?There are many different ways to be a great editor! Some people are really, really technically skilled, some people are great at interpreting exactly what a client wants, some
‘Take action’. Meet Daniel Petiafo
Can you walk us through a day in the life of a Freelance Editor? How does your routine shape up?My day usually starts with looking at the brief or feedback notes and re-reading them regularly throughout the day. It’s important to ask questions and re-read notes often and early. What initially
Opportunities for Freelancers
At a time when consistent work can be difficult to secure, it's crucial to know where to find resources that genuinely make a difference. In this guide, we’re highlighting some of the best funding grants, open calls, free training programmes, and mental health support currently available to media professionals across
Stephanie Hornby: Freelancer of the Month
How did you become a camera assistant? I developed an interest in photography as a teenager, spending time in the school darkroom, which my art teacher fought hard to keep. This passion evolved into filmmaking, leading me to study Film and TV Production at university. I started out as a runner
‘I really take an interest in the subject I am editing’. Meet Sarah Caudrey
You studied Politics and Journalism. How did those fields shape your journey towards becoming an editor, and do you find those skills influencing your work today? I had no plans to work in TV or in editing but I studied Media Law as part of my journalism course which led me
‘Relax .. it’s only telly’. Robin Doelly: Freelancer of the Month
You’ve had an impressive career editing and grading content for some of the biggest names in British television. Can you tell us about a particular project that was both challenging and rewarding for you?To celebrate Shakespeare, I was asked to grade a short film of each of the bard's surviving
Puru Jothi: Freelancer of the Month
Tell us a bit about your background and how you got started in the media industry. What drew you to the roles of Edit Assistant, Junior Editor, and VFX Editor? I started in the industry at a very young age through a community centre called YCTV, where I was introduced to
Matthew Mulligan: Freelancer of the Month
Can you share your journey in the film and TV industry, starting from your experience as a Runner on Game of Thrones to your current role as a Production Coordinator/Junior Production Manager?Thrones was my first job in the industry. I had just moved back to Belfast after graduating from university