Charlotte Moore to deliver the Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture 2018
This year's Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture, promoted by The Media Society and the Royal Television Society will take place on Thursday 11 October 2018 at the University of Westminster. The speaker this year is BBC Director of Content, Charlotte Moore.
The session will also look at the importance of casting, promotion, product placement and global distribution, as well as the extensive digital and online presence, which contributed to a maelstrom of attention and record viewing figures.
Join our distinguished panel drawn from across the ITV Studios and Love Island team – who will discuss how this multi-faceted production delivered such a resounding success for ITV2.
Love Island is an ITV Studios and Motion Content Group co-production for ITV2.
Bydd y noson yn gyfle i chi glywed ymateb gan y Sianel i Adolygiad Annibynnol yr Adran Digidol Diwylliant Cyfryngau a Chwaraeon o S4C, gyhoeddwyd ddiwedd Mawrth. Gellir darllen yr adolygiad, ysgrifennwyd gan Euryn Ogwen Williams yma:
Building an S4C for the future
Filmed over four years, it took viewers on a journey across the oceans like never before. With audiences of over 10 million on BBC One, this series broke new technological ground, breathtaking new science and has lead the debate into the effects on plastic in our seas.
Join us for what promises to be a very interesting and exciting event, rich with clips, as we hear from the producers involved in the making of the series about how the show came together and just how impactful the show has been.
Speakers Include:
Join RTS Scotland as we explore the relationships between TV directors, fight directors and talent in the company of David Goodall.
As a fight director, David worked on Red Road with Tony Curran, That Old One with Kevin McKidd and Dog Altogether with Peter Mullan. His experience includes long running commitment to Scottish network productions like Rebus, M.I. High and Taggart.
Join the Royal Television Society for a special episode screening of season two of The Crown in the House of Commons.
Chair: John Ive, IveTechMedia/IABM
Steve Plunkett, Chief Technology Officer, Ericsson & Matt Stagg, Head of Mobile Video & Content at EE
Join ESA astronaut Tim Peake as he reflects on his remarkable career and the future challenges of space exploration.
(Picture from the BBC)
RTS Wales is pleased to present a showing of Sweet Sixteen: A Transgender Story. This intimate and candid coming-of-age film follows a Welsh transgender teenager, Llyr Jones, as she turns 16. As she moves from childhood to adulthood, Llyr's understanding of herself crystallises, and she begins to explore the new possibilities of adulthood and identity.
