Handouts and Maps

Screen Careers: Subject Posters

See how subjects such as chemistry, maths, English, art, history and languages link to roles in film, TV, animation, VFX and games, highlighting the breadth of opportunity across the screen sector.

Designed for learners aged 11+, these posters support a whole-school approach by demonstrating how skills and knowledge developed in everyday learning are used in real jobs across the screen industries. 

Story Builder: Sports Broadcasting resource

We've partnered with TNT Sports to introduce Story Builder: Sports Broadcasting, a dynamic new resource designed for Key Stage 3 (or equivalent) learners and their educators.

Designed to combine sport knowledge, career exploration, idea generation and literacy development, each section of the activity pack focuses on a different stage of developing a sports broadcast: guiding learners through decision-making and creative activities. Students can bring their ideas to life by recording their planned sports broadcast if they have access to cameras or devices and even organise a screening event with their class. 

Step into Screen Careers 

Our series of Step into Screen Careers resources offer young people a range of information and activities to get them thinking about the types of roles available in the screen industries and target specific aspects of working life. Step into Screen Careers is a versatile series of activity sheets, perfect for engaging students in exploring career paths and building skills which are useful in the screen industries. 

Labour Market Information

Our brand new Screen Industries Labour Market Information (LMI) resources tell you what's happening in your region or nation in the world of film, TV, animation, VFX and games careers.

Featuring essential information on routes into the screen industries and details of what young people can do right now to get started on an exciting career in screen, you'll also find statistics on the screen industry workforce and places in your region or nation which have been highlighted as centres of creative growth. Look out for films, series and games that have been produced locally and examples of screen organisations on your doorstep. 

Parents and Carers Guide

Do you work with parents/carers who may have a young person with their sights set on working in this exciting sector? Or perhaps you know the parent of a young person who is interested, but doesn't know where to begin? Or perhaps you know a young person who you think has the talent or skill to achieve great things in the screen industries, and want to share this potential career pathway with their parent/carer?

Our guide to careers in the screen industries, created specifically for parents and carers, provides valuable insights into the sector and offers practical advice to parents/carers on how to support and encourage a young person's career journey.

Who Makes a Film?

Our joint-funded Who Makes A Film? map, created with ScreenSkills, shows the different job roles and departments within film, and how they connect. 

A great resource to start learning about roles within the screen industries, and available in English and Welsh language.

ScreenWorks resources

These resources will help you to demystify the world of screen careers for young people aged 14-19.

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