Creative Talent Campaign Participant

Arts Temps is launching a documentary-style mini-series following UAL students and alumni who live ordinary working lives and do extraordinary creative things on the side.

We want the barista who's a performance artist. The retail assistant who's a fashion designer. The warehouse worker who's a photographer between shifts. If you clock in for a day job and clock out to chase a creative practice you're serious about, this is for you.

We'll follow you for a day, filming what your creative work actually looks like and talking to you about why you do it. The result is an episode for Instagram and YouTube, put in front of creative decision-makers across the industry, alumni, and future employers.

Who we're looking for

• UAL students or alumni with a genuine creative practice running alongside a regular job

• Someone with a clear body of work to show, not just an idea

• Comfortable being filmed and talking openly about your passion and your ambitions

• Available for a day of filming (potentially two), at your workplace, your creative space, or wherever your story lives

• Driven to eventually do your creative work full time, and ready to put yourself in front of people who could help make that happen

What's involved

• A pre-filming conversation to talk through your story

• A filming day (or two) following you at work and at your craft

• Your footage will be used across Arts Temps and UAL social and YouTube channels

How to apply

To apply, share examples of your work (portfolio, reel, photos, whatever shows us what you do).

Please note

Filming will take place in early September (tentative dates TBC) Depending on schedules and availability, filming may take place across a full day or be split into half-day sessions. If shortlisted, you will also be asked to submit a short video via the portal as part of the selection process.

We are an equal opportunities employer and positively encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity.