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Film and Events Trainee 2026

A paid film and events traineeship supporting Wildscreen Festival, the Festival Film Library and public Official Selection screenings.

Location

Bristol

Education

Anyone

Industry

Other

Format

Hybrid

Deadline

3 August 2026

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About this opportunity

Wildscreen’s Film and Events Trainee role is part of the Environmental Storytellers Programme, supporting young people into careers in natural world storytelling. The trainee will support delivery of Wildscreen Festival’s public outreach elements, help manage the Festival Film Library and contribute to the public programme of Official Selection film screenings. The role is paid at the Real Living Wage and runs for 210 hours over 10 weeks, with part-time working negotiable.

Who is it for?

UK-based 18–30 year olds from underrepresented backgrounds who want to pursue careers in natural world storytelling, film, TV, conservation or environmental communications.

What you will gain

Hands-on film festival experience, events experience, exposure to natural world storytelling, practical work with screenings and film-library activity, and entry-level paid experience in the wildlife film and environmental storytelling sector.

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Requirements

Applicants must be aged 18–30, UK-based, have the right to work in the UK and have no more than one year of cumulative paid experience in natural history film and TV.

How to apply

Set up a free NatureStory account to view the full job description and application form, then apply through the Wildscreen/NatureStory application link before the deadline.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Wildscreen page to apply for this opportunity.

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Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official Wildscreen website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.

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