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Production Management is about much more than health and safety, figures and spreadsheets. Donna Taberer (BBC Academy) chairs this discussion with PMs about the creative opportunities available in their line of work, and what it takes to become one.
Contrary to popular belief, production managers can be just as creative as their editorial counterparts. In this session, industry insiders discussed the essential skills necessary to be a part of a production team, how to stay calm under pressure, the challenges faced at every stage and why a career in production management is worth it. We look at some of the best advice given from the panel:
Trevor Vergara, Senior Production Manager, Keo Films (Hugh’s Fish Fight, Excluded: Kicked out of School)
Melody Ambrose, Production Manager (One Born Every Minute)
Emma Lyons, Production Manager, ITV Studios (I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, Red or Black)