David Abraham is co-founder of Wonderhood Studios and a former chief executive of Channel 4 and UKTV. He is a passionate advocate of public service broadcasting in the UK and throughout his extensive media career has navigated through rapid shifts in technology, business models and ownership.
You can either bring a team of up to six people in total, or we can match-make teams on the night - everyone is welcome! Have an evening of brain-scratching combat with drinks and other refreshments are available. There will be an entry fee of £10 per team (payable in cash on the night) which will go towards RTS Student Bursaries. It'll be all over by 9:00pm with the announcement of the champions!
From the impressive glittering lobby to the impeccable rooms and suites, Park Regis Birmingham is home to 1565 Bar & Terrace which has an extensive menu of creative cocktails and a range of luxury afternoon teas and an authentic Indian restaurant, INDUS so there’s plenty of opportunity to wine and dine in house. From start to finish, guests receive a warm welcome and an elevated experience, it will be a stay you won’t forget.
Podcasting is fast becoming one of the most exciting partner platforms for TV programmes. This session will tell you everything you wanted to know about the current world of podcasting as you are guided through by two experts in the field.
Tickets are available for nominees and representatives of their Universities. Free tickets are offered to the production teams of the final three nominations in each category together with representatives of their College/University.
RTS Student Television Awards 2019 - hosted by Julia Hardy at Channel 4. Jury members are listed below the nominees
LONDON CENTRE NOMINATIONS
Animation
BRASS
Matthew Armitage
Kingston University
All RTS Members are invited to hear the Chair's report of the previous year, and the financial report. Members can raise any issues during Any Other Business.
The Annual Report including nomination form for new committee members can be found here
albert is a collaborative BAFTA, indie and broadcaster backed project that provides the film and TV industries with the necessary expertise and opportunities to take action on environmental sustainability. The project aims for all UK screen content to be made in a way that benefits individuals, industry organisations and the planet.
The Clifton
