Overview
Introducing Michele Raynolds and Sinead O’Brien, the presenters of our third webinar next week! They will discuss the dynamics of job sharing and explore the key factors that influence creative careers.
Topics will include the unique needs of working parents, freelancers, and multi-disciplinary creative contractors, as well as strategies for sustainable income empowerment and the importance of mental health and self-care in maintaining a thriving creative career.
About Michelle Reynolds
Michelle Reynolds, Co-Director of ReelTime Media, started her career in Factual & Entertainment TV, working for 17 years as a Producer and Director in the UK and the US, continuing her work as the High-End TV Manager for ScreenSkills. In 2018 Michelle joined Share My Telly Job running a not-for-profit aimed at promoting job-sharing as the best way of keeping talented, experienced and diverse freelancers in the industry. Michelle is a Level 3 accredited trainer and has devised and implemented multiple job-sharing programmes across the industry. She was a founding officer of the Unscripted TV Union (part of Bectu).
About Sinead O’Brien
Sinead O’Brien, an award-winning producer, director, writer and non-fiction author with a career that has spanned over 25+ years. She has collaborated with Screen Ireland, BBC, Sky Arts, Northern Ireland Screen, Virgin, RTE, TG4, the BAI and NRK on a range of documentary films. She has co-authored two critically acclaimed non fiction books – ‘Left for Dead’ with Nick Ward and ‘Striking Back’ with Mary Manning. Since 2023 Sinead has been focusing on writing and directing drama.
The webinar will be hosted by Joe Rigby, Editor, Post Producer and CEO of D12 Films.
Want to Join Online?
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About the Workshop
This workshop takes place on Wednesday the 27th of November at 1pm, and is free of charge.
The ‘Remote Working in Post Production for the Future’ workshops are supported by Screen Ireland through the Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme and by Wexford County Council.
