Monthly Publication of the RTS
March 2022
John Ryley salutes the courage and professionalism of journalists reporting on the war in Ukraine...
Julian March considers how the conflict in Ukraine, horribly close to home, is being reported like...
ITV News chief Michael Jermey speaks to Steve Clarke as ITV launches its expanded early-evening...
Charlie Easmon casts a medic’s eye over the acclaimed This Is Going To Hurt and compares it with...
How do you transfer the very French global hit Call My Agent! from Paris to London? Shilpa Ganatra...
A starry RTS event heard how the Marvel film character was adapted for a high-end TV series on...
New commitment to tackling the crisis...But there are still profound problems, according to a new...
An RTS Midlands event provided advice to workers who have experienced bullying on set or in the...
Graham Norton’s crime novel, Holding, is about to air on ITV. Caroline Frost talks to him and other...
In 2018, a report by the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain revealed that women wrote just 28% of TV...
Despite the sexual stereotypes, Steve Clarke still finds this exuberant series impossible to resist...
Kieron Wolfson recently recorded the sound for two highly regarded but very different ITV series:...
Lynn Barlow hails Bristol as a production hub that goes way beyond its reputation as the Green...
A new Scandi noir usurps the convention that mums should be portrayed as loving and nurturing.
Narinder Minhas enjoys the colour, but thinks more intellectual muscle would have been appropriate...
The RTS learns how the complex BritBox whodunnit Magpie Murders was made – and why one of the...
Beryl Vertue, who died last month at the age of 90, was one of that handful of people who deserve...
Roger Graef, who has died aged 85, was one of the most important campaigning and radical...
