Pillar 01Access
We provide our Young Creatives access to professional equipment that they learn to use in order to prepare them for real-world jobs, and operate at an industry standard level.
Strong partnerships turn training into careers. These are the organizations that have stood with our young creatives — opening doors, equipment rooms, and writers' rooms.
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Pillar 01We provide our Young Creatives access to professional equipment that they learn to use in order to prepare them for real-world jobs, and operate at an industry standard level.
Pillar 02Education is at the heart of our mission, and our hands-on approach to learning skyrockets our Young Creatives to new levels of professional experience.
Pillar 03With strong partnerships, our Young Creatives work together on a variety of media projects that deliver phenomenal professional content for our partners.
Our partners give our cohort more than a logo on a flyer — they provide mentorship, equipment, set days, and pathways into the industry.
Creative Impact Lab · on-set placements
Studio space & creative community
Education partner · career academies

Community philanthropy · program funding

Future Voices · global creative festival

On-set production placements

Industry production arm

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Legacy partnerships that shaped our cohort and launched apprentices into full-time industry roles.

As a partner of NBCUniversal's Creative Impact Lab — the company's flagship initiative to expand pathways for the next generation of creative talent — CMG apprentices took part in Creative Connections, mentorship sessions, and on-set placements across NBCU productions, including The Karamo Show, where CMG apprentice Jacqueline Brown became the Host Associate. The collaboration moved young creatives directly from training into full-time industry roles.

On-set apprenticeships with the NBCU-distributed daytime series gave our young creatives real production days, mentorship from working crew, and a bridge from classroom to studio floor.

Creative Media Group is excited to announce a major accomplishment for our apprentice Jacqueline Brown, who joined our team as a production assistant and is now workforce-ready.
Jackie participated in NBCU's Creative Connections and is now the Host Associate for The Karamo Show. Thank you to the NBCU Corporate Social Responsibility team for facilitating this incredible opportunity — NBCU provides jobs for the next generation of Storytellers.
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Coverage of our cohort, our partners, and the work coming out of the Apprenticeship Program.






We have been successful at hosting countless experiences that enrich the lives of young people — identifying young creatives and helping them operate at an industry standard level.