The BBC and Amazon are looking for trainee staff to help with a TV series being produced in West Lothian.
The second series of the Good Omens series will be produced in Bathgate and the roles are available from July and October.
Good Omens is a fantasy comedy series created and written by Neil Gaiman, based on his and Terry Pratchett’s 1990 novel of the same name, and featuring Bathgate's own David Tennant.
The BBC studios and Amazon Prime are joining forces to shoot at locations throughout the Central Belt and are looking for paid traineeships.
People from diverse or underrepresented backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Successful applicants will get crucial industry training and the opportunity to take part in more external training opportunities.
There are trainees for production, props. costumes, camerapersons, makeup and video assist.
A spokesperson explained: “No previous TV or film experience is required but please do look at the jobs and think about which job you would like to apply for.
“Think about your skills and interests and which lend themselves to your experience so far. In your cover letter please let us know how you think your skills could transfer to that job role and why you would like to gain experience in that department.
“If you are interested in more than one department please not this in your CV and cover letter.”
To apply send off your CV: goodomenstraining@gmail.com
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