Scottish Documentary Institute
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Karen Bartlett graduated from Jesus College, Oxford with an MA in Experimental Psychology before joining Ernst & Young where she qualified as a Chartered Accountant. Whilst at EY, she worked on a wide variety of clients from large multinationals to small charities, specialising in financial systems. Upon leaving Ernst and Young she joined Glaxo Smithkline in worldwide finance. Karen stepped down from her role at GSK in order to support her daughter after she suffered medical complications at birth. Karen also helps to care for her husband who is living with MS. During this time, she has continued to be involved in charity work in both fundraising and financial roles. Karen is married with two daughters and spends her time equally between Edinburgh and the South of France. Karen is a supporter of the arts and uses her financial background in her role with the Scottish Documentary Institute.
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There's still time to apply to work with us for the next 6 months as a Production Manager - you'll assist in the ma…
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The deadline for this year's Bridging the Gap scheme is midnight on Sunday - submit your ideas for creative documen…
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There are only four days left to apply for this year's Bridging the Gap scheme, offering intensive training and com…
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RT @screenscots: The UK’s leading global change film festival, @takeoneaction begins tonight with a screening of new feature documentary, #…