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Rome, free Cinema and TV Producer course: selection reopened for the final 4 places

A new opportunity in Rome for anyone wishing to work in the organisation and management of film, television, music and event productions. Apply by 24 October 2026.

Rome, free Cinema and TV Producer course: selection reopened for the final 4 places

A new opportunity in Rome for anyone wishing to work in the organisation and management of film, television, music and event productions. Apply by 24 October 2026.

ITS Academy Roberto Rossellini in Rome is reopening applications for selection for its free two-year Cinema and TV Producer course, which trains professionals in audiovisual and live entertainment production.

Only 4 places are available, for which a new selection session will be organised. Successful applicants will be able to join the 2026–2028 class directly.

The course is completely free, funded by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) through the Lazio Region, and includes 1,000 hours of training and workshops and 800 hours of work placement with a company.

The deadline for applying for selection is 24 October 2026.

FREE CINEMA AND TV PRODUCER COURSE IN ROME

How is a film organised? Who coordinates the people, equipment and resources needed to make a television series, a concert or a major event?

Behind every production lies a complex process of planning, organisation and management involving numerous professional roles.

The Cinema and TV Producer course at ITS Academy Roberto Rossellini prepares students for precisely these activities, training professionals who can contribute to film, television, music and live performance projects.

This is not a directing or acting course, but a programme for people who want to work behind the scenes, dealing with the organisational, production and financial aspects that make a project possible.

The training is intended for school leavers interested in entering the sector through practical skills that can be applied immediately in professional settings.

WHAT YOU LEARN DURING THE COURSE

The programme covers the main activities involved in audiovisual and live entertainment production, including:

  • Production organisation: planning activities, managing crews and coordinating personnel, equipment and suppliers.
  • Budgeting and financial management: estimates, resource planning and cost control.
  • Film and television production: organising shoots, set logistics and managing production processes.
  • Events and live entertainment: organisational and production aspects of concerts, performances, television programmes and events.
  • Project development: feasibility analysis, planning and managing the various stages of production.
  • Funding and regulations: calls for applications, incentives, contracts, rights and administrative matters.
  • Distribution and the market: how the film and television industries and digital platforms operate.
  • Sustainable production: principles of green management applied to the audiovisual sector.

Teaching combines lessons, practical exercises, workshops and projects, with the involvement of industry professionals.

DURATION, LOCATION AND WORK PLACEMENT

The course lasts two years and takes place in person in Rome, with compulsory attendance, from Monday to Friday, with activities scheduled in the morning and/or afternoon.

The programme includes:

  • 1,000 hours of training, comprising lessons and practical workshops;
  • 800 hours of work placement with companies in the audiovisual and live entertainment sectors.

ITS Academy Rossellini has a network of partner companies where students can gain practical training experience.

There is also the possibility of taking part in international mobility opportunities through the Erasmus+ programme, subject to the applicable arrangements and availability.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: WHERE CAN PRODUCTION STUDENTS WORK?

The skills acquired are not limited to film and television, but can be applied in various areas of the creative and entertainment industries:

  • Film and television series production;
  • Television programmes and content for digital platforms;
  • Concerts, festivals and music productions;
  • Events, live performances and shows;
  • Advertising production and audiovisual content.

The course prepares students for operational and organisational roles in production, such as production assistant, production secretary and support roles in the coordination and management of audiovisual projects and events.

With professional experience, these skills can enable progression towards roles with greater responsibility in production organisation and management.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Applications are open to candidates who meet the requirements set out in the selection notice, including:

  • Being of legal age;
  • Citizenship of the European Union;
  • A five-year upper secondary school diploma, or a four-year vocational education and training diploma supplemented by a higher technical specialisation programme of at least 800 hours.

For full admission requirements, please refer to the official ITS Academy Rossellini website.

HOW TO APPLY: DEADLINE 24 OCTOBER 2026

ITS Academy Roberto Rossellini has arranged an exceptional reopening of selection to allocate the final 4 available places on the Cinema and TV Producer course.

To take part, complete the online application through the Academy’s official website.

Applications for selection close on 24 October 2026.

Candidates must take the selection tests required by the Academy. Successful applicants will be able to join the 2026–2028 class directly.

The course is completely free.

👉 For information: https://itsrossellini.it/

👉 To apply: https://iscrizioni.itsrossellini.it/

ITS ACADEMY ROBERTO ROSSELLINI

ITS Academy Roberto Rossellini is a post-secondary institute of higher technological education based in Rome, specialising in film, television, audiovisual and digital technology professions.

Its training programmes, developed in collaboration with industry professionals and businesses, take a practical, vocational approach designed to develop skills that can be used in the workplace.

At the end of the two-year programme, after passing the final assessments, students receive an EQF Level V Specialisation Diploma.

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