Create Central was delighted to support the RTS Midlands Baird Lectures this year!

Following the success of Channel 4’s ‘Joe Lycett’s Big Pride Party’ last year, for which Joe is nominated for a National Comedy Award, Joe Lycett is back broadcasting live from his hometown of Birmingham for five weeks.

Kully Khaila, Chair of RTS Midlands, hails local training initiatives but urges all concerned to keep investing in tomorrow's talent.

On Thursday 16 February Create Central presents: How to future proof your creative career in content making with the rise of AI, with Andrew Davis.

This is a joint scheme between Channel 4 and Create Central to support the creative sector in the region and nurture talent.

This is a critically important study in the current UK production landscape, where significant growth in film and high-end television (HETV) production has led to serious shortages of skills.

If you are interested in working in film and drama production, our latest Create Central Bootcamp funded by WMCA and delivered by University of Birmingham is a really exciting opportunity.

Create Central and Netflix were delighted to invite local creatives to join us to celebrate the launch of Christmas on Mistletoe Farm, the latest creation from Coventry’s own Debbie Isitt.

Create Central was delighted to support the RTS Midlands Awards on 25 November at the ICC in Birmingham.

Create Central was delighted to welcome Paramount Partners to the West Midlands to meet local creatives.

Join us for a screening of My Name Is Leon followed by a live onstage Q&A with Create Central Member Kit de Waal, Angela Ferreira and literary agent Natalie Jerome

Independent evaluation finds that industry body has taken important first steps on the journey to creating a fully converged West Midlands creative content sector at the forefront of innovation.

Fresh Cops came out of the West Midlands Voices initiative, led by BBC3 and BBC England in partnership with Create Central.

If you are interested in working in film and drama production, our latest Create Central Bootcamp funded by WMCA and delivered by University of Birmingham is a really exciting opportunity.

Create Central members collaborate on a short film to support Channel 4's new Disability Code of Portrayal

Our Commonwealth Games bootcamp boosts career opportunities for local talent.

The BBC has unveiled plans to move its main Birmingham base to the new creative quarter in Digbeth from 2026.

Ten eager apprentices have started a year of on-the-job training in their desired creative field, thanks to the BBC Academy’s new Apprentice Hub.

The first two of BBC Three's new commissions from West Midlands indies as a result of the creative partnership with BBC England and Create Central.

The region’s content creators are calling on young people from across the West Midlands to join an innovative new skills Bootcamp.