
Guild of British Camera Technicians
Greenford, United Kingdom
About
Founded in 1977, Guild of British Camera Technicians is a non-profit association based in Greenford, United Kingdom working on employment & skills, education.
The Guild of British Camera Technicians is a non-profit professional association for camera department technicians in the British film and television industry. It sets and upholds skills and knowledge standards, maintains a crew directory, provides training open to the wider industry, including a retraining course for ex-service personnel run with Help for Heroes and ScreenSkills, and represents members' interests at national and international level. Founded in 1977 and based in Greenford, London, it is limited by guarantee and governed by a board of trustees.
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GBCT Camera Trainee Scheme
Employment & Skills · United Kingdom
Training scheme for camera department trainees, which attracts over 700 applicants each time it runs.
Fundamentals of Focus Pulling
Education · United Kingdom
Two-day workshop for camera crew, open to GBCT and non-GBCT members, on focus pulling skills.
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ScreenSkills, Help for Heroes, Film & TV Charity, Panavision UK
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