07/03/2016
Rob Gittins has written for TV and radio for 30 years, and is currently the longest serving writer for hit BBC soap EastEnders.
He has also written a number of novels, as well as contributing scripts to numerous other TV and radio shows.
1. Write!
It’s not easy to make a living as a novelist, frankly, it’s a lot easier to make a living in TV or...
In Brief
27/01/2016
Industry experts evaluated attendees's resumes at the CV clinics to show them how to make theirs stand out from the rest.
If you couldn't make the event, or you want to relive it, this video includes the highlights of everything you missed.
Report
08/12/2015
RTS Futures turned the spotlight on TV’s diversity – or lack of it – at its final event of the year where a panel of young Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) talent revealed their struggles and triumphs in the industry.
The panel was drawn from Broadcast’s 26 BAME Hot Shots of 2015, which the magazine announced in August.
The sell-out...
23/07/2015
To be an editor you need creativity, patience and the ability to pay close attention to detail. There are different types of editors in television with craft editors focusing more on the creative assembly of a scene and online editors dealing with the technical requirements to make the programme broadcast ready.
Will Thornton has been an both a...
21/07/2015
Sound has the ability to change the mood of a scene and is often an underestimated part of television.
If you're the type of person that's constantly picking up whether something sounds different or strange on a TV programme, then according to Lucy Johnstone you have the ears to work in sound.
As well as being a 2013 Broadcast Hotshot, Lucy is a...