Are you unsure how to get into the television industry after graduation? Well, this is the episode for you!

University of Glasgow alumni Claire Tippet reflects on how her passion for television and film helped curate her career as a freelance producer in unscripted and factual television. Her role as a television producer allows her to remain ‘50% practical and 50% creative’ and involved throughout; from planning, to production, to editing.

The episode highlights the importance of harnessing your enthusiasm for the industry and remaining truthful in your careers direction, despite uncertainty. Levitt emphasises the importance of reaching out and remaining engaged, allowing continuous movement and progression.

While the television industry is renowned for being inaccessible, Levitt reflects the importance of remaining honest in the areas you are passionate about and taking roles that enhance these passions. Active responsiveness leads to opportunities, setting you apart from competition. While this is a key point Levitt expresses, she also highlights the importance of knowing your worth and knowing if something is not right for you.

The episode ends with a reflection on the need to be interested in your own passions and the world around you, allowing these to nurture your career and create opportunities.