Book your ticket now for this FREE exclusive RTS West of England event in partnership with Bristol UNESCO City of Film aimed at students, graduates and those hoping to take their first steps into the television industry.
The RTS Futures Festival will take place from 6.30-8.30pm on 17th November at M Shed.
Come along to meet the many media organisations in the region - independent production companies, broadcasters and post production facilities - including Drummer TV, Silverback Films, RDF West, Offspring Films and many more. You'll be able to chat informally to people already working in the industry, ask for advice and find out more about production in the region... and any potential opportunities.
There will also be a series of short talks on the night covering production management, how to break into television and self shooting.
Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to network and gain insight for your future career in telly!
Your ticket entitles you to a FREE DRINK ON ARRIVAL - then there will be a bar available (aged 18 and over)
If you are aged 16+ but under 18, you are welcome to attend, please book a place and email rtswestofengland@rts.org.uk so we can register you on the correct guest list
All attendees must wear a face mask
Bristol UNESCO City of Film
In 2017 Bristol was designated a UNESCO City of Film, a permanent status recognising the city’s achievements as a world-leader in the field of film and moving image. Bristol is one of 18 Cities of Film worldwide and a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), a network of 246 cities working together towards a common mission for cultural diversity and sustainable urban development.
As a City of Film, Bristol is committed to the UCCN’s global objective: to place creativity and cultural industries at the heart of city development plans at a local level and to foster pro-active cultural engagement at an international level. Partnership with UNESCO places greater emphasis on a city’s contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which provide the framework for action, reporting and progress. UCCN member cities recognise culture and creativity as a major contributor to sustainable urban development and utilise the network to develop and enhance cities’ contribution to delivering against the UN SDGs.
Bristol UNESCO City of Film is led by Bristol City Council, Bristol Film Office, UWE Bristol, University of Bristol, Destination Bristol and The Bottle Yard Studios.
