RTS National Event

Visit to Made in Cardiff TV

 
For our final event this year, we have 12 places available for this visit, which will provide a behind the scenes look at Cardiff's local television station, Made in Cardiff.  There will be an opportunity to hear from the station's General Manager, Daniel Glyn, and watch a live broadcast from the company's television studio.  Further information about the station can be found at:

Sgwrs gyda Bethan Jenkins AC

 
Mae hwn yn gyfle i glywed barn Bethan Jenkins AC, Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Diwylliant, y Gymraeg a Chyfathrebu, y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol, ar gyflwr presennol y cyfryngau yng Nghymru.  Yn ymuno â hi ar y panel fydd Huw Marshall (Cyfarwyddwr Awr Cymru a chyn-bennaeth digidol, S4C), Dr Ruth McElroy (Darllenydd mewn Astudiaethau Teledu, y Cyfryngau a Diwylliant, Prifysgol De Cymru) a Martin Shipton (Prif Newyddiadurwr, y Western Mail).

'In Conversation' - Bethan Jenkins AM

 
This is an opportunity to hear the views of Bethan Jenkins AM, Chair of the National Assembly's Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee, on the current state of the media in Wales.  Joining her on the panel will be Huw Marshall (Director of Awr Cymru and the former head of digital, S4C), Dr Ruth McElroy (Reader in Television Studies, Media and Culture, University of South Wales) and Martin Shipton (Chief Reporter, Western Mail).

Meet the Makers

 
For our first event of the autumn for members and non-members, we invite you to Meet The Makers.  This will be your opportunity to quiz a panel of independent producers and broadcasters about their plans, and also network with key decision makers.

Hear what 2017 has to offer!

The guests will include: Rhodri Talfan Davies (BBC), Boomerang, Pinewood, Boom Cymru, ie ie Productions, Wales and Co., Greenbay Media, and Wildflame Productions.

Virtual reality and 360⁰ storytelling

Virtual Reality and 360⁰ storytelling is a burgeoning area, and this session attempts to make sense of a new industry backed by major players and billions of dollars.

But there seem to be more questions than answers. Can Virtual Reality ever be anything more than a toy for gamers?  How do you tell a meaningful story in 360⁰? Why would anyone want to wear a headset in their living room? Are consumers actually generating compelling content themselves? Finally, is there any money to be made, and if so, where are the opportunities for producers, commissioners and platforms? 

The Night Manager: Anatomy of a Hit

Nominated for 12 Primetime Emmys, it has been one of the most talked about series of the year and close to 10m viewers watched the finale on the BBC. Press reaction was overwhelmingly positive in both broadsheets and tabloids, and viewers were glued to their seats on Sunday nights.

This session, richly illustrated with clips, will tell the inside story of how the book was transformed into the series that had the nation talking. 

RTS THAMES VALLEY PQ and HLG Interoperability with Peter Wilson

If you’re new to PQ and HLG then Peter Wilson, industry expert and SMPTE Fellow, will provide chapter and verse on how the systems work.  If you already know, then Peter will share with you his knowledge and experience of interoperability using real world examples.

In addition to Peter’s cutting edge talk we have our summer barbecue, so join us for a truly enlightening evening on Wednesday 15th June at Pincents Manor, Reading.

Book now as this is a ticket only event.  Places are limited.