Many will know Evan Shapiro as the official, unofficial cartographer of the Media Universe since Deadline published his first Media Universe Map.
It has since been adopted by businesses, executives, analysts, and colleges as the unofficial official representation of the map of media. Using his specific point of view, Evan charts the media’s future through his essays in the Media War & Peace Newsletter and with his change agency, ESHAP.
Whether it’s on TV, through a podcast, or sharing the latest viral social media video, the audience demand for true crime content is growing ever more rapidly, and with it, so do the ethical considerations for the producers behind the nation's most-watched investigations. At the heart of every new headline-making programme, Dahmer to The Staircase, Jimmy Savile to Amanda Knox, is a victim and a family, to say nothing of the countless people whose involvement in these tragedies amounts to far more than entertainment. How should producers navigate sensitivity, while avoiding self-censorship?
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Come to meet factual commissioning editors and learn about what commissioners are looking for, how to pitch your ideas, and how to get your programme commissioned in this special
Hidden on the borders of Dartmoor National Park, Dartmoor Zoo boasts a wonderful 33 acres of woodland, celebrating a wide range of exotic and native animals, including the biggest variety of big cats in the South West of England. From tigers, lions and cheetah, to monkeys, meerkats and tapir, you’re bound to find some of your favourites.
All Full Members of the Society who have selected London as their primary region are entitled to vote on any motions raised. The report on the regional activities of the London Centre for the prior calendar year of 2022, with the financial position at the end of that year, will be distributed to those attending.
If you would like to stand for election to the London Centre Committee, the application form can be found here.
Back by popular demand after her sold-out 2019 session, Deirdre Mulcahy, news camerawoman, freelance producer, and for twelve years, Senior Video & Mobile Journalism Trainer for the BBC Academy, puts down her trusty Sony FS5 to pass on her top tips for using your smartphone as a professional camera.
Based on the true story of the dramatic rise and fall of Nokia, once the world’s biggest mobile phone manufacturer, Walter Presents: Mobile 101 is a 1980s set drama that chronicles the hard-fought making of the Nokia 101 handset, and the company’s David vs. Goliath legal battle against its American rival – and the intimidatingly more powerful – Motorola.
In this session, RTS London looks at how new technology has opened up the BBC Archive as a source of new resources and user experiences, enabling producers, educators, and the public to access an incomparable volume of audio and video content. The switch to modern digital architectures is enabling transformational process change, leading to more efficient forms of discovery and curation, and far greater accessibility.
