In Conversation With…Made in Chelsea welcomes, Creative Director of Monkey David Granger, Executive Producer for Monkey Nazleen Karim and on-screen talent Fred Ferrier, Miles Nazaire and Paris Smith. The panel will discuss how it all began, the making of the show and how this has developed, the series’ year on year growth along with looking back and celebrating the past 11 years!
“That was the moment I realised I was gay”. This heart-warming film, from Leeds-based Screenhouse, tells the story of six British women who rediscover their sexuality, come out to themselves and their families, and rekindle long-lost love after watching TV drama Gentleman Jack.
The event celebrates the wonderful talent we have in our region, hosted by Sangeeta Bahbra (ITV Meridian) and David Allard (BBC South).
Please share amongst your friends, family and colleagues! Make it a night to remember.
See the full list of nominations here.
What are the opportunities and barriers? Can you have a successful career in TV with a disability? And what are broadcasters doing to foster inclusion and accessibility?
There will be behind the scenes insights from the set of Then Barbara Met Alan – a film made with significant numbers of disabled people on-screen and off – as well as an honest conversation about what more the TV industry can do to support up and coming disabled talent.
This session will be captioned manually by My Clear Type and signed by a Registered Sign Language Interpreter.
The Art of Casting
The lecture, titled 'The BBC - Destroy at Your Peril', is co-sponsored by the Royal Television Society and the Media Society. Tickets are available through the RTS website. There will be a reception after the lecture in the Portland Hall. Proceeds of the lecture will go to the Steve Hewlett Scholarship Fund, which is chaired by Sir Clive Jones, and managed by him, Steve’s widow, Rachel Crellin and John Mair.
The fund was set up on the death of Steve in 2017 and to date six Hewlett scholars have been helped through media/journalism courses at university.
The RTS Cymru Awards celebrate excellence in broadcast television, digital content and student films and aim to recognise the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme production across a wide variety of categories.
Chair of RTS Cymru Wales, Edward Russell said:
This prestigious event is an annual recognition of the best student television production in Scotland, from students studying across Scotland.
We will be presenting awards for animation, factual, comedy & entertainment and drama. In addition, there will be five craft categories, production design, sound, editing and camera and writing. The Craft Awards will be announced on the night. This is a great opportunity to get feedback from the industry judging panel and to network with industry professionals who are keen to support this event. Make sure you are in the room!
Watch the session from 1pm below:
Series Synopsis
In this conversation moderated by Caroline Frost, David and Freddie will discuss The Good Doctor, their careers to date and more in between. This promises not to be missed.
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