Back to stories listing“When I first started this course, I was a little bit all over the place with where I saw myself in the TV world. In first year, I loved doing the group work in studio with everyone playing their parts to make the final product come together – but then in second year I really relished in the creative control I had from sitting with my own thoughts to create and pitch my Documentary Treatment.
“Since I’ve left university, I’ve had the opportunity to work on amazing production teams – both large-scale and extremely intimate – and ultimately, I’ve realised that job roles in the industry are adaptable and ever-changing. It’s exciting to me that at the end of one work contract, the next one I take on can be a completely different role with shooting being in a completely different country.
“I’m still learning and growing on every job – and it was through the help of the people that I met at university, and the opportunities I was given there, that put me in a position where I was ready to go out and start working from the second my course had ended.”
Find out about Tominiyi’s course Television Production
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