Gentleman Jack Changed My Life: Screening & Panel Talk

Gentleman Jack Changed My Life: Screening & Panel Talk

Thursday, 26 May, 2022
18.30

Location

Archive
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS3 1HD
United Kingdom
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RTS Yorkshire and WFTV present a screening of Screenhouse Production’s new BBC1 documentary Gentleman Jack Changed My Life, followed by a panel talk with some of the female team behind the camera and the documentary’s key contributors.

“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.

Joining the conversation will be Screenhouse Executive Producer Barbara Govan, Producer/Director Sara Hardy, Producer Al Johnstone and some of the film’s contributors. They will be offering behind the scenes insight to the making of the documentary, from idea to commission and production, and sharing the importance of LGBTQ+ representation, both on screen and behind the camera, and the impact on audiences.

Following the panel discussion there will be networking drinks and the opportunity to meet WFTV and RTS members and friends from the industry.

Event Schedule

18:30: Arrival and check-in

19:00-20:00: Screening Gentleman Jack Changed My Life

20:00-20:45: Panel talk & Audience Q&A

20:45-21:30: Networking drinks with WFTV and RTS members and industry friends

 

Speakers: 
Barbara Govan, Sara Hardy, Al Johnstone
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RTS Yorkshire and WFTV present a screening of Screenhouse Production’s new BBC1 documentary Gentleman Jack Changed My Life, followed by a panel talk with some of the female team behind the camera and the documentary’s key contributors.