What does it take to turn a channel around? Jay Hunt, Creative Director, Europe, Worldwide Video – Apple, and former Chief Creative Officer at Channel 4 and Controller of BBC One, will explore that question with Ben Frow as Channel 5 marks its 25th year with a remarkable change in perception and a growth trajectory which out-performed all other UK PSBs in 2021.
How have new TV studios been built to be net carbon neutral? How does studio filming incorporate sustainable practices from the start to end of the production process? How are older studios being adapted? What can we do better?
What does a truly sustainable TV industry should look like? And can we really get there…
In Conversation With…Made in Chelsea welcomes, Creative Director of Monkey David Granger, Executive Producer for Monkey Nazleen Karim and on-screen talent Fred Ferrier, Miles Nazaire and Paris Smith. The panel will discuss how it all began, the making of the show and how this has developed, the series’ year on year growth along with looking back and celebrating the past 11 years!
“That was the moment I realised I was gay”. This heart-warming film, from Leeds-based Screenhouse, tells the story of six British women who rediscover their sexuality, come out to themselves and their families, and rekindle long-lost love after watching TV drama Gentleman Jack.
In this conversation moderated by Caroline Frost, David and Freddie will discuss The Good Doctor, their careers to date and more in between. This promises not to be missed.
David Shore
Floodlights tells the impactful and important story of Andy Woodward, the former professional footballer whose brave revelations about the sexual abuse he suffered as a youth player sent shockwaves throughout the industry and across the globe.
Written by Hull's very own Lucy Beaumont (Meet the Richardsons, To Hull and Back, Live at the Electric), Anne-Marie O'Connor (Trolled, Mum) and Caroline Moran (Raised by Wolves) and produced by Fable Pictures (Rocks, Wild Rose, Anne Boleyn), Hullraisers celebrates female talent, both on and off screen in a laugh-out- loud, chaotic comedy that embodies the ups and downs of life, friendship, and family.
Journalist Caroline Frost chairs this intimate Q+A session with the stars of Crime Investigation’s latest true crime series Once Upon a True Crime.
A series of three evening virtual events from 5th April will address:
Tuesday 5th April 6pm
The Future of Broadcast is Virtual
