Advanced Television has covered Creative Access’ announcement of its most recent Career Development Bursary recipients: 49 creatives will receive vital funding to cover equipment, training, travel, and other career-critical costs. The highest number of applications came from creatives working in TV & film.
The coverage featured a testimonial from recipient Noor Kabbanian, an aspiring Film & TV freelancer based in Scotland who will be using the funding to attend the National Film and Television ‘Under-represented Voices Writing Lab’. On receiving the Bursary, Noor said: “As a Global Majority creative, this amazing bursary has allowed me to participate in a course aimed at teaching under-represented screenwriters how to navigate the industry and empower their artistic visions”.