When: August 27th & September 10th, 2022
10 AM to 1 PM
Where: Online via Zoom
Price: $50 deposit (DGC-MDC members and apprentices)
$50 (general/non-union)
note: No shows will not receive refunds as per FTM’s cancellation policy
Register here. Scroll down and select “Supervisory Series”
About the course:
Using scenarios from the media production industry, participants will develop skills that can be applied on set, in a shop or in the office. This course is ideal for keys and leads, heads of department, first assistants and for all people who direct others as part of their job including directors, filmmakers and producers.
Managing People for First Time Supervisors (August 27th)
As a supervisor, you are the link between your team and the production. In this module, you will learn basic people management skills and best practices.
As a supervisor, you set the tone and ensure policies; procedures and standards are met every day. Your ability to communicate and delegate, directly influences your team’s morale, motivation, and performance. Learn how to confidently and respectfully supervise your team.
Effective Communication Skills for First Time Supervisors (September 10th)
Most supervisors are challenged to find the time and the most effective methods for communicating information in a timely and open manner to their team. Add in a few difficult team members to a dynamic, fast-paced work environment and it is no wonder that new supervisors often struggle with delivering difficult messages. This half-day program provides foundational tools for supervisors to improve their communication skills and effectively engage with their team in a variety of situations.
About the instructor:
Holly Palmer has a diverse career background that spans over 30 years and includes many higher profile roles and responsibilities in both the private and public sectors. As a senior member of the team her role has been to provide strategic leadership as well as ongoing organizational development and direction within numerous organizations ranging from family owned businesses to billion dollar operations. Much of her work history has involved economic development work and extensive experience with entrepreneurs.
The most notable successes and acquired skills are in areas of leadership, strategic project and program planning, analysis and implementation, human resource management, issues and conflict management, as well as strong consulting and strategic partnership building.
She is a skilled and knowledgeable facilitator, who has many years of experience in the research, development and facilitation of training. She also has her certification in interest based conflict management (mediation and negotiation). Much of Holly’s success has been as a result of building and maintaining strong relationships based on trust and collaboration.
She has a very holistic approach to planning, problem solving and conflict resolution.
Cancellation Policy
- Participants must cancel up to 4 full business days prior to the course start date to receive an 80% refund.
- No refund will be given to participants who cancel within 4 full business days before the course start date, or if they do not attend the course.
- Film Training Manitoba reserves the right to cancel, or postpone, any course where a minimum registration level has not been met. Participants registered for a course that is canceled will receive a full refund.
FTM is a non-for-profit charity and member of the Province of Manitoba’s sector council program (through the Department of Economic Development and Jobs). FTM conducts workforce development and training to build a highly skilled and adaptable film industry to support the activities of Manitoba production companies. FTM collaborates with members of the film and television industry to identify the training needs within the community.