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The Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Entrepreneurs (DBACE) is awarded to five exceptional entrepreneurs every year, the 2025 winners were revealed at a prestigious award ceremony last night held at Deutsche Bank in London.
A coalition of broadcasters, streamers, global production companies, agents and Time’s Up UK have come together with PACT (Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television) and DANDI (Diversity and Inclusion Support Service for the Entertainment Industry),to release a set of high-level principles and guidelines aimed at producers to ensure equity in hair and makeup on set….
Women and children around the world face violence in its many forms every day, and it impacts families, entire communities, and whole countries. It is a global health crisis with profound social, economic, and generational consequences that no one is immune to.
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority, CIISA, has launched ‘The CIISA Standards’ (‘the Standards’), which set out the minimum standards of behaviour expected across the UK’s creative industries to enable safe and inclusive working environments
Launched in 2018 in the wake of the #Metoo movement, the fund was created in collaboration with TIME’S UP UK. It aimed to help end the culture of impunity, sexual harassment and abuse in workplaces and communities across the UK
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Time’s Up UK and US-based diversity and inclusion platform Black Beauty Roster (BBR) have joined forces to celebrate and champion hair and makeup equity on set at an inaugural salon event held across BAFTA weekend at Claridges, London with a host of British talent and industry leaders including: Adjoa Andoh, Barbara Broccoli, Emma Naomi, Fola Evans-Akingbola, Dame Heather Rabbatts, Naomie Harris, Maude Okrah-Hunter, Sam McKnight, Samuel Adewunmi & Vernon François.
The short film festival committed to addressing violence against women returned for its seventh edition from Nov 25 – Dec 10th this year. The winning film ‘We Did Not Consent’, directed by Dorothy Allen-Pickard (UK), with first runner up prize going to ‘Nine Days in August’ by Ella Knorz (Germany). The second runner up prize…
The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority, CIISA, is today launching its industry consultation of ‘The CIISA Standards’ (‘the Standards’), a set of expectations that set out the minimum standards of behaviour expected across the UK’s creative industries to enable safe and inclusive working environments. This includes preventing and tackling of all forms of bullying and…
The short film festival committed to addressing violence against women returns for its seventh edition from Nov 25 – Dec 10th
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