Amazon Prime Video Forges $13.3M Three-Year UK Training Fund To Help With Skills Pipeline

Amazon Prime Video has pledged $13.3M on UK training initiatives over the next three years to help with the local skills pipeline. In addition, Amazon has committed to supporting two other training courses with the NFTS

has pledged £10M on UK training initiatives over the next three years to help with the local skills pipeline.

Trainees will be taught in areas such as production, art, locations, camera, sound and accounting, with some subsequently put forward to work on Amazon productions. At least 50% will come from outside of London.

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