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Guiding Lights Launches Again

News release 07/12/2009

 
• Are you a talented, ambitious filmmaker with at least two years professional experience?

• Have you reached a critical point in your career where high quality industry support would help you reach the next level?

• Would a mentor’s expert guidance enable you to achieve your full potential?

If so, Guiding Lights is for you.

Following two successful rounds of Guiding Lights, our Brighton-based partners Lighthouse are looking for another 25 up-and-coming film professionals to match with top industry talent. Successful applicants will benefit from 12 months of one-to-one mentor support from an established practitioner. Previous mentors include Danny Boyle, Paul Greengrass, Gurinda Chadha, Kenneth Branagh, Alison Owen, Christopher Hampton and Bill Nicholson.

Applications are welcome from across the community and participants will be selected from a range of industry disciplines. The scheme is open to directors, producers, screenwriters, cinematographers and professionals working in sales, distribution, exhibition, marketing, publicity and business affairs.

Please check the website www.guiding-lights.org.uk for eligibility criteria, guidelines and FAQs

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 1pm Wednesday 23rd December 2009

“Having a formal bond where someone learning about their chosen career in the industry has ongoing advice from someone with great experience is invaluable and helps demystify all our roles.”
Tim Bevan, Working Title Films

“Not only has the relationship with my mentor been invaluable in terms of increased knowledge, it has also given me greater confidence in my abilities, focused my future aims and helped me visualise a successful career – which is key to making it happen.”
Faye Gilbert (mentored by Danny Boyle, Guiding Lights 08/09)

FURTHER INFORMATION:
Website: www.guiding-lights.org.uk
Email: guiding@lighthouse.org.uk
Textphone: 01273 686320

Lighthouse are able to facilitate access for deaf and disabled people.

All information is available in large print format. Copies can be downloaded from the website:
www.guiding-lights.org.uk

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