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Our VFX branch continues to grow, with members supporting each across several companies. The VFX industry is dynamic, exciting and unstable. Film, television and commercials increasingly rely on the ...

Bectu members from; Assistant Directors, Costume and Wardrobe, Hair, Make- Up and Prosthetics, Locations and Production are coming together to take action and change prep and wrap culture. Prep and ...

Bectu is calling for action on ‘broken turnaround’, after our research reveals how widespread it is – and the severe physical and mental health impact it has on film and TV crew. Fixing the problem of ...

We’ll support you when you have a problem, but that’s not all we’re about. Bectu members get exclusive benefits across their work and leisure life. Bectu is uniquely placed to assist with problems at ...

The Lighting Technicians Branch (LTECH) was set up to represent members working in Commercials, Feature Films & TV Drama to look after their interests by negotiating agreed Rates, and Terms & ...

The UK’s creative industries are a global success story. But behind the curtain, workers are being pushed to the edge. Bectu’s Big Survey 2025 is the largest-ever survey of behind-the-scenes creative ...

Bectu’s flagship Dignity at Work campaign aims to champion workers’ rights to dignity and highlight the role and responsibility of unions in improving workplace culture. Bectu is calling for action on ...

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Have your say on the future of the BBC. By completing the form, you are responding to the Government’s consultation on the renewal of the BBC Charter. This will determine the BBC’s mission, public ...

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A new survey from theatre union Bectu has uncovered the extent of anti-social behaviour from theatre audiences, with many respondents agreeing it has worsened and become more extreme in nature ...