Training We Offer
You do NOT need to be a member of the PMA to take part in this training.
We normally provide a variety of workshops and training sessions countrywide. Currently all training is taking place via Zoom.
At Production Manager level we offer topics ranging from legal issues such as compliance and music licensing, to Health & Safety and tax issues. We also cover technical topics relating to production and the current pandemic situation.
For more junior people, we offer a variety of entry level and limited experience sessions, which are open to all - bursaries are sometimes available via Screenskills.
Training events are FREE to members with fees charged for non-members. Prices vary from session to session. Places are limited according to each type of event.
See upcoming session below:
SUSTAINABILITY & SUCCESS: WHAT THE NEW ALBERT TOOLKIT MEANS FOR YOU
Production Manager level training
Wednesday 23rd September 2026 From: 5-7pm
Venue Online via Zoom
Sustainability & Success:
What the New Albert Toolkit Means for You
Wednesday 23rd September by Zoom
5pm for approx 75 mins
With the September launch of BAFTA Albert's Next Generation Toolkit, join us to hear directly from UK broadcasters and BAFTA Albert about the toolkit's impact on production practices and what it means for sustainability across our industry.
The PMA hosts a panel of experts who will explore:
- What these changes mean for Production Management
- Innovative solutions to sustainability challenges
- What successful albert certification looks like
- How to embed a sustainable culture across all productions
Discover how High End TV and Film Productions in the UK, go hand in hand with best sustainability practice.
This event is FREE for PMA members, those on the PMA's Recommended Junior Production Staff list and PMA Sponsors.
For everyone else the cost is £20 per person, payable in advance (discounted for students)
Register for a place by emailing [email protected] or by clicking the button at the top.
Our Sponsors
The PMA is sponsored by a variety of companies in the film and television industry. We have a long-standing relationship with many of them dating back to the PMA’s inception in 1991.
PMA members benefit from the information and services that our sponsors can provide, while sponsors gain access to the upper echelon of Production Managers in the UK who are major purchasers for the industry.
Become a sponsor
We only have one sponsor per area of business but occasionally opportunities to become a sponsor of the PMA do arise.
Sponsors get the chance to meet our members several times a year, host parties, explain their services and write for our magazine The Bottom Line.
For more information on sponsorship, please contact us.