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What is AccessVFX and why are such initiatives important for industry, particularly for the 100 plus UK Screen Alliance represent? (Neil Hatton)

Why are initiatives such as AccessVFX important to you as employers? (Amy)

Neil Hatton, CEO of UK Screen Alliance
Amy Smith, Head of Talent at Framestore
Moderated by Isa Mutlib, CEO of BAME Apprenticeship Alliance

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Neil Hatton is Chief Executive of the UK Screen Alliance, the trade association representing over 100 companies working in Visual Effects, Animation, Audio & Video Post-Production, Special Effects, and Freelance Editor Agencies as well as Film & TV production studios. Animation UK is part of the UK Screen Alliance.

The UK Screen Alliance’s primary function is advocacy and much of Neil’s role is dedicated to lobbying government and its agencies to improve and optimise the business environment for its members. This centres around optimising the relevant screen sector tax credits, access to international talent, home-grown talent development at all levels of education as well as in work.
Neil chairs the Creative Industries Council subgroup on apprenticeships and T-Levels and is an apprenticeship trailblazer co-chair and a member of the Media Production and Broadcast T-Levels panel.

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Amy is the Head of Talent at Framestore and the Trailblazer Chair for the visual effects apprenticeships. She is also currently the Chair of the T Level Panel for Media, Broadcast and Production.