The BBC has announced all 15 of the celebrity contestants who will be attempting to impress the judges in the show’s 22nd series. Here’s a breakdown of every celebrity taking part in the show, which this year celebrates its 20th anniversary.
If Disenchantment is the past, and The Simpsons is the present, then Futurama is Matt Groening’s version of the future.
This ‘Ealing style’ comedy was originally broadcast in Welsh by S4C in 1986 and was also the first Welsh language film to go on general theatrical release. Directed by Stephen Bayly and produced by Red Rooster Film & Television Entertainment, the original screenplay, written by Ruth Carter as Coming Up Roses, was translated into Welsh by Urien Wiliam.
The event will be chaired by Netflix’s Anna Mallett, Vice President, Production, EMEA/UK, with Netflix serving as the Principal Sponsor.
Channel 4, in partnership with the West of England HETV Workforce Development Programme and RTS West of England talent networks, presents 4Connect – a unique virtual networking opportunity designed to connect under-represented off-screen talent with independent production companies specializing in scripted drama and comedy.
It will be on 31st July from 5pm-6:30pm on Zoom.
There will be a short pre-meet on Monday 29th at 12pm-12:20pm on Zoom just to run through how the session will go and answer any questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how virtual production is not just a trend but a game-changer that redefines the boundaries of storytelling and brings audiences closer to the action than ever before. Learn how the TV production landscape is being transformed by creating immersive, real-time environments that blur the line between reality and CGI,
Gain insights into the powerful Unreal Engine software, which enables the seamless integration of live-action and computer-generated imagery, allowing filmmakers to visualise the final product on set.
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