Hosted by WorkWise For Screen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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In the UK we have fantastic talent working across our industry from film to production, animation, VFX, gaming, distribution and exhibition. But as you know it's not an easy business to be in. We all grapple with complex questions around production and our working practices. On the WorkWise for Screen Podcast we’ll get the lowdown on all your legal and people management concerns from industry experts. The programme is an initiative to improve good working practices in the screen industries with the support of the BFI awarding National Lottery Funding. https://www.workwiseforscreen.org.
WorkWise For Screen hosts The WorkWise for Screen Podcast, a tv show with 26 episodes published.
Could the freelancer you have hired for your production actually be seen as an employee in HMRC's eyes? And why does setting up a Limited Company not necessarily protect you from IR35 tax investigations? In this episode,
How do you bring a talented producer from Australia or a specialist consultant from Sweden to work on your UK production? And just how complex is the visa process for people from another country hoping to work in the UK
What happens when a group of university friends builds a successful games studio, and when the company grows, they need to transform friendship dynamics into professional practices? And how do you introduce HR processes,
When should you ask someone to sign an NDA? And how do you make sure it protects your business without silencing legitimate concerns? In this episode, Keith Arrowsmith speaks with Peter Adediran from Pail Solicitors abou
How do you combat the isolation of freelance work when your entire industry runs on short-term contracts? And what can we learn from "considerate constructors" about treating our crews with the care they deserve? Sara Pu
How do you build career paths and lasting teams in an industry built on short-term contracts? And what happens when traditional employment structures disappear, even at institutions like the BBC? In this episode recorded
What's the difference between recruiting in a rush and recruiting with purpose? And why does treating candidates with respect matter just as much as finding the right skills? In this episode recorded at our Sheffield eve
What happens when someone who's always felt like an outsider builds a company that wins "Best Place to Work" not once, but twice? And how do you create an environment where genuine care for your team becomes your competi
What's the difference between an employee, a worker, and a freelancer? And why does getting this classification wrong from the start risk costly consequences for your business? In this bonus episode recorded at the 2025
How do you move beyond just getting people a foot in the door in the Screen Industry to helping them build meaningful, lasting careers? And how does a different attitude to lifelong learning help leadership to navigate c
How do you hire the right person for your team? And once you've found them, how do you set them up for success from day one? This is a Bonus episode recorded live at the Develop:Brighton event in July 2025. In this episo
What does fair pay truly mean in the screen industry? And how does aligning pay standards with living wage benchmarks contribute to a more inclusive and diverse workplace? In this episode Lianna Etkind from the Living Wa
What really makes a set safe? In this episode, we speak with Samantha Wainstein, Chair of the Mark Milsome Foundation, about the pressing realities of health and safety in UK film and TV. Following the tragic, preventabl
In this episode, Principal Research Fellow Jonny Gifford from the Institute of Employment Studies joins Keith and Tacita to explore the long-term value of embedding fair, inclusive and sustainable working practices in th
What does transparency really mean in production? And how do we make it more than just a buzzword? In this episode, Elizabeth Peyton-Jones - founder of Talent Trust - an organisation that helps productions create safer,
In this bonus episode of the WorkWise for Screen podcast, we bring you highlights from our recent live event, featuring Leanne Murphy - Employment and Equality Solicitor at Rosemary Connolly Solicitors. She shares practi
Has the area of post-production been overlooked when we talk about safe and fair working conditions in the screen industry? In this episode, Tacita Small and Keith Arrowsmith sit down with Amelia Knott, Human Rights Spec
For this episode, we took Workwise for Screen on the road to Belfast - bringing together people across production, HR, law and support services to ask how we can better support the workplace conditions across the UK scre
This bonus episode, recorded live in Belfast, explores how we can better support workplace conditions across the UK screen industry - from production and HR to legal and support services. This time we’re joined by HR con
How do we build a creative industry that not only finds talent - but actually holds onto it? In this episode, Tacita Small and Keith Arrowsmith sit down with Mel Rodrigues, Chief Executive at Creative Access and Vice Cha
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