In Brief
01/12/2016
The organisation, which sets out to “change the face of media” has made a major impact on the creative industries in the UK since its launch in 2012.
CEO for Creative Access, Josie Dobrin explained the need for the programme, saying “The economic rationale for Creative Access is clear: our sector needs to diversify in order to continue to grow and...
In Brief
29/11/2016
The Commissioner Programme gives aspiring commissioners the chance to apply for one of eight placements at the UK’s leading broadcasters.
To apply, go to the Creative Skillset website.
The programme aims to broaden the diversity of voices and perspectives in TV and enable experienced media professionals to hone their skills in a commissioning role...
In Brief
25/11/2016
The Screenwriting Goldmine Awards help talented British writers develop the right skills and contacts needed to break into the industry. The screenplays can be in film, TV drama or pilot in any genre.
The competition allows talented writers to have their screenplays read by over 33 leading industry professionals from the likes of the BBC, ITV,...
In Brief
Report
24/11/2016
The Twenty Twenty Television production is that rare thing among dating shows – it wants audiences to like, not laugh at its lovelorn participants.
“The programme comes out of the docs department of Channel 4 so it’s not an entertainment programme, although it is entertaining,” said Sayers, who produces the series. “As much as it’s about love,...