Create Central is hosting an online briefing to hear more about our upcoming Skills Accelerator programme of activities.

Missions to turbo-charge the West Midlands creative content sector.

Missions to turbo-charge the West Midlands creative content sector

Channel 4’s Digital Commissioning team and Create Central have teamed up to find some hidden, surprising, and fresh new digital talent from the West Midlands.

The BFI has announced £9.6m of National Lottery funding over three years to support skills development and training across the UK.

A world in one region highlights the array of amazing and diverse storytelling talent and locations that are in the West Midlands.

Coventry Phoenix Film Festival (CPFF) launched last year to coincide with Coventry as the UK City of Culture and this will be the festival's second year.

Silent Witness to move to West Midlands as part of BBC's commitment to growth in the region.

A podcast festival that reflects the super diversity of Birmingham by representing across race, class and regional accents!

Peaky Blinders creator and renowned industry figurehead Steven Knight establishes Digbeth Loc. Studios in Birmingham, UK.

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

A look back at what the West Midlands creative content sector has achieved since we launched as we prepare to announce our next phase of activities.

The £18million facility will become a focal point for television, film and all digital content production and a home for the best creative talent in the West Midlands.

The opening of the Bond creative hub is a key step in reinvigorating the West Midlands’ TV industry and inspiring the next generation of local talent.

This free, one-day event aimed at supporting business growth through innovation, brings together entrepreneurs, innovators and investors with specific innovation expertise.

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.