Entertainment

Entertainment Roles in the UK

Actors, Entertainers and Presenters

Job Description:
In the vibrant entertainment industry of the UK, actors, entertainers, and presenters are at the forefront of creative expression. These talented individuals are known for their dynamic performances, including singing, acting, comedy routines, acrobatic feats, and more. Additionally, they play crucial roles in introducing and presenting content for radio and television programmes, conducting interviews, and even reading news bulletins.

Entry Requirements:
For those eager to shine in the UK’s entertainment spotlight, the following prerequisites are generally essential:

• • While academic qualifications might not be a strict requirement, some drama schools might expect candidates to possess GCSEs/S grades, A levels/H grades, or even a degree.
  • Entry is often contingent upon a successful audition.
  • Membership of the relevant trade union is a usual mandate.
  • NVQs/SVQs in performing arts could be beneficial.

Key Tasks:

1. 1. Study and interpret scripts, plays, or books, followed by rigorous rehearsal sessions.
   2. Adopt and portray characters, ensuring they resonate with audiences.
   3. Engage in diverse performances, ranging from singing and comedy to acrobatics and illusions.
   4. Train and perform alongside animals, if required.
   5. Take on roles as presenters or hosts for radio and television programmes, even reading news bulletins.
   6. Conduct interviews, prepare reports for various broadcasts and play pre-recorded music at venues and functions.

Jobs Linked to this Role:

• • Actor
  • Disc Jockey
  • Entertainer
  • Broadcasting Presenter
  • Singer

Expected UK Salary:
£18,000 – £100,000 annually (Note: The salary range is vast, reflecting the variability in earnings in the entertainment sector. Actual compensation can vary based on fame, experience, location, and the nature of the engagement.)

More about this SOC Code:
To further understand the intricacies and classification of this role, as outlined by the UK Standard Occupational Classification, visit the official ONS page for SOC code 3413.

If you possess a flair for the dramatic, a voice that captivates, or the charisma to hold an audience’s attention, the UK’s entertainment sector beckons. Complete the subsequent form and attach your portfolio or CV. By registering with our database, you’re taking a step towards potential engagements in the UK’s thriving entertainment industry. Embrace this opportunity to elevate your career on an international platform!