Successful job-sharing for talent with Michelle Reynolds
Thursday 13 November 2025 12:00 - 13:00
Find out how the ScreenSkills HETV and Film job-share programme is accessed and can benefit your creative career.
Looking to balance your career in screen with life outside of work without losing momentum? You’re not alone. As productions get bigger and schedules more demanding, more creatives are exploring job-sharing as a way to stay and grow in the industry.
To coincide with the launch of ScreenSkills’ fourth job share programme, join Media Trust and ReelTime Media’s Michelle Reynolds for a practical webinar on how job-sharing can open new doors, help you sustain your career, and support a healthier work-life balance.
You’ll hear from Michelle, who delivers the programme and has placed nearly 100 job-share pairs on HETV and film projects, as she shares what makes a successful partnership and how to make job-sharing work for both you and production teams.
What you’ll learn
In this free 60-minute session, you’ll explore what it takes to build a successful job-share partnership that works for you and your production. Expect practical insights, case studies and expert advice you can put into action straight away. We’ll cover:
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How job-sharing can support diverse and sustainable careers in TV and film
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What makes an effective and compatible job-share partnership
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How to avoid common challenges and make the business case for your arrangement
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Real-world examples from successful job-sharers across HETV and film
Who should attend?
Perfect for mid-level TV and film professionals looking for more flexibility without stepping back from their career — especially those from under-represented backgrounds who want to stay and thrive in the screen industries.
Meet your expert trainer
Michelle Reynolds is the Founder and Managing Director of ReelTime Media, which specialises in training and consultancy on job-sharing and flexible working in TV and film.
Since 2021, she has developed and managed major programmes for ScreenSkills and Warner Brothers, while also training for Netflix, BIFA, Northern Ireland Screen, Screen Alliance North, National Talent Academies Ireland, STV and Bectu.