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2 July 2009 FCP Masterclass by 'Academy Class': ACADEMY CLASS PRESENTS

Power Up with Final Cut Studio and Larry Jordan - Live!
1 July 2009 'Industry must improve working conditions for new entrants': Visitors at this year's Freelancers' Fair have challenged BECTU and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to do more to tackle low pay and inequality.
29 June 2009 BECTU joins Pride London 2009: Join the BECTU banner at Pride 2009 in London on Saturday 4 July.
27 June 2009 Freelancers' Fair well attended - report to follow: The union's annual Freelancers' Fair took place in London on 26 June and was judged a success. Report to follow.
24 June 2009 Cineworld concedes higher pension contribution: BECTU has persuaded Cineworld to pay more towards members' pensions during talks on the closure of the company's final salary pension scheme.
24 June 2009 Support for Setanta workforce: BECTU has today issued a message of support to staff and freelancers affected by Setanta's move into administration.
24 June 2009 'Trainspotting' DOP to give masterclass at Freelancers' Fair: Brian Tufano, one of the UK's most acclaimed directors of photography, is to give a masterclass at BECTU's Freelancers' Fair.
22 June 2009 Leading academic gives PSB levy argument a shot in the arm: A leading academic has today questionned the Government's motivation for not considering a levy system to help bridge the funding gap which public service broadcasters will face after digital switchover in 2012.
21 June 2009 Theatre make-up masterclass delivered by MAC Pro: MAC Pro is to deliver a masterclass for BECTU members demonstrating two exciting looks for theatre.
19 June 2009 BBC members overwhelmingly accept flat rate award: BBC members have voted by more than 80 per cent majorities to accept a flat rate pay award for 2009/10.