TV lovers can take part in a "life-changing" Channel Four programme, and get paid to do it.
A 22-week programme, accumulating ten weeks' worth of work will help make a brand new television drama named Dance School Channel Four, and Leeds-based Duck Soup Films are looking for ten trainees to help them.
The drama is said to be a "coming-of-age" showcreated by Theresa Ikoko, who has worked on Rocks and Girls, and Lisa Holdsworth, who has worked on Discovery of Witches and Call The Midwife. The eight-part series follows an eclectic group of dance students as they navigate the intense highs and lows of coming of age in today’s complex world – captured through stories which are as joyful and funny as they are raw and truthful, brought viscerally to life via irresistible dance choreography.
