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CHRC BTL TGA - 11/14/2008 -Page 21.2. MethodologyThe study is qualitative, not quantitative. Due to <strong>the</strong> sheer number of below-<strong>the</strong>linepositions, <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> lack of competency charts for most of <strong>the</strong>m, <strong>and</strong> because<strong>the</strong> industry’s training opportunities are so diverse <strong>and</strong> ever-changing, a broadunderst<strong>and</strong>ing of <strong>the</strong> major stresses in <strong>the</strong> industry was sought <strong>and</strong> specificsolutions were solicited from respondents.The task was organized as follows:The study was restricted to positions listed in “B” <strong>and</strong> “C” in <strong>the</strong> tried <strong>and</strong> trueTelefilm Budget, <strong>the</strong> industry st<strong>and</strong>ard (see Appendix A). Actors, extras, <strong>and</strong>positions dealing with music – composers, musicians, music editors, musicproducers, etc. - were excluded <strong>and</strong> will be analyzed separately.To guide our conversations <strong>and</strong> correspondence with respondents, two sets of fourquestions were devised. One set targeted people working in <strong>the</strong> Industry, <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>o<strong>the</strong>r set targeted Training Providers.The Industry questions, posed to Production Managers, Producers, ProductionCoordinators, <strong>and</strong> Department Heads, were as follows:“Considering <strong>the</strong> industry’s current status <strong>and</strong> where it’s headed, using <strong>the</strong> list ofbelow-<strong>the</strong>-line positions <strong>des</strong>cribed in <strong>the</strong> attached st<strong>and</strong>ard Telefilm Budget as aguide:1. Do you have enough below-<strong>the</strong>-line workers, <strong>and</strong> if not where are <strong>the</strong> gaps?2. Do <strong>the</strong> workers you have lack certain skills <strong>and</strong> if so, what are <strong>the</strong>y?3. In order of importance, what are <strong>the</strong> top three sources for your workers?Where do <strong>the</strong>y come from? Where do <strong>the</strong>y get <strong>the</strong>ir entry level training <strong>and</strong>how do <strong>the</strong>y learn new skills once <strong>the</strong>y’ve entered <strong>the</strong> industry?4. How do you see <strong>the</strong> gaps being filled? More mentoring opportunities? On<strong>the</strong>-jobwork experiences? Workshops? A closer relationship betweenschools <strong>and</strong> colleges, training institutions, <strong>and</strong> industry? Better access toequipment? O<strong>the</strong>r?”Training Providers, schools, institutions, colleges <strong>and</strong> universities, unions <strong>and</strong>guilds, <strong>and</strong> professional organizations, were asked <strong>the</strong> following:“Considering <strong>the</strong> industry’s current status <strong>and</strong> where it’s headed, using as a guide<strong>the</strong> attached list of below-<strong>the</strong>-line positions <strong>des</strong>cribed in <strong>the</strong> st<strong>and</strong>ard TelefilmBudget:1. Please circle <strong>the</strong> jobs for which you currently provide entry-level training <strong>and</strong>briefly <strong>des</strong>cribe <strong>the</strong> course of study.CHRC BTL TGA - 11/14/2008 -Page 2

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