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I spoke to @bfinetwork‘s @caraghdavison about short film funding, soaking up lots of invaluable lessons as an assistant and what network are looking for in an application…
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— Nicole Davis (@stonecoledfox) February 22, 2019
This week I also spoke to BFI NETWORK co-ordinator, Forever Young Film Club programmer and all-round brilliant person Caragh Davison.
Caragh works across all of BFI NETWORK’s new talent film funding and professional development activity across the UK. She first joined the Film Fund in March 2017 as Executive Assistant to Ben Roberts and the Senior Production & Development Execs. Previously, she was working as an assistant at Creative England and before that spent two years as a Content Producer at a production company, working across short film and web content.
This was a joyous chat about soaking up knowledge at every opportunity, starting out in the industry when you don’t know anyone in it, the value of teen cinema and why there’s no shame in watching To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before more than three time.
Show notes:
- Follow Caragh on Twitter!
- BFI NETWORK
- Follow the Forever Young Film Club on Twitter!
- Deptford Cinema
- Fat Girl (2001)
- Now and Then (1995)
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