Full Stream Ahead: Commissioning, Producing and Distributing Content in an Age of On-Demand
Welcome to the Royal Television Society, an educational charity promoting the art and science of television.
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The RTS has 13 lively centres based across the UK and Ireland. Run by passionate volunteers, the regions organise events and meet-ups, and offer support and advice for all of those interested in television.
Each year the RTS rewards excellence in television with our Programme, Craft & Design, Journalism and Student Television Awards, as well as ceremonies around the UK and Ireland in our nations and regions.
Do you want to become part of the RTS community?
From priority event booking and a range of discounts, to affiliate access to the Hospital Club in Covent Garden, find out about all the benefits of membership and join us here.
The RTS is about more than its distinguished awards ceremonies and engaging events.
Find out about its educational initiatives, bursary schemes and get to know the people and patrons behind the society.
RTS Futures is committed to helping graduates and those in the early stages of their career to learn about different areas of television. Membership is free and offers access to exclusive events and networking opportunities.
Television Magazine is the UK's leading monthly on television issues and broadcasting policy, distributed free to all RTS members.
Read the latest issue and access the catalogue of past publications here.
