FDMX is the Knowledge Exchange for film, TV and digital media. We help people in these industries and those who want to get in develop their skills, knowledge and contacts.

We work closely with industry and university partners to offer business and sector support, skills development, careers help and training, networks and research.

We post industry news, events, reports and opportunities on www.fdmx.co.uk.

About the FDMX Partnership

FDMX is a partnership of four universities and one further education college in the East of England. Our partners are:
- University of Hertfordshire
- University of East Anglia
- Anglia Ruskin University
- Norwich School of Art and Design
- West Herts College

FDMX is led by the University of Hertfordshire and supported by HEFCE.

About Knowledge Exchanges

22 centres for Knowledge Exchange have been set up by the Government to enable universities and FE colleges to work with business and the wider community. FDMX is the only Knowledge Exchange dedicated to film, TV and digital media.

Why We’re Here

The universities in the East of England excel in film, TV and digital media. These resources can help develop the work of companies and people in these industries.  In turn, the expertise that industry can share with the universities will ensure that the education and graduates they provide are relevant and useful to working life.  FDMX connects the two!

FDMX Industry Partnerships

We work closely with industry partners to create initiatives, events and courses that are relevant to industry needs and valuable to our partner universities.

FDMX Co-ordinators

Our co-ordinators are based at each FDMX partner institute.  They work closely with their students and institutes to organise and support some fantastic events, seminars and courses. They are a link to what the universities and colleges offer – whether you are a student, graduate or working in the industry. Get to know them at staff profiles.

Who’s FDMX for?

Many FDMX events and initiatives are open to all - though some require you to have working experience.
We have close ties to the East of England so some of our events are only open to those living, working or studying in this region, while others are open to all.