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Women in Film & TV UK
Women in Film & TV (WFTV UK) is a not-for-profit membership organisation for women working in film, television and digital media, whose first meeting took place in 1989. Any woman working in any role in the media industries can join, and both personal and corporate membership are offered.
Membership includes a weekly programme of events and networking, more than 270 online webinars, the Four Nations Mentoring Scheme, and access to professional development schemes including the Fearless Leadership Programme, the Kay Mellor Screenwriters' Lab and a Production Management Programme. WFTV also runs the WFTV Awards.
- Delivery format
- In-person and online
- Client type
- Women working in film, television and digital media
Networks & communities
Best for: Women working in any role in film, television and digital media
Personal membership £120 per year or £10 per month, including VAT.
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Membership criteria apply
- Seniority
- All career stages
- What it is
- Events and networking, Mentoring, Professional body or association
Hosts events
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1989
Last checked: 27 September 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Women in Film & TV UK based?
Women in Film & TV UK is based in London.
When was Women in Film & TV UK founded?
Women in Film & TV UK was founded in 1989.
How much does Women in Film & TV UK cost?
Women in Film & TV UK's pricing starts from £120. Personal membership £120 per year or £10 per month, including VAT. Corporate membership is priced by company size.
Which sectors does Women in Film & TV UK work in?
Women in Film & TV UK has experience in Media & Creative.
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