2014

Institute of Welsh Affairs Media Summit

Radisson Blu Hotel, Cardiff, 3 December 2014

Judith Winnan (Head of Factual, BBC Wales), Paul Tucker (Executive Producer), and Julia Foot (Series Producer)

Buffalo Bar, Cardiff, 4th November.

Above:  The team from ARRI, with Milan Krsljanin on the right with Tim Hartley

Above: Huw Marshall speaking at a similar event in Aberystwyth in November

RTS Wales Event Report:
25th September, Tiger Tiger, Cardiff.

Launched in 2012, S4C's £ million Digital Fund supports digital content, primarily in the Welsh language, which can generate a commercial return on investment.  The Welsh language channel's investments range from £1,000 to £150,000.
 

Above: Tim Hartley gyda Ron Jones a Sara Moseley (Prifysgol Caerdydd)

Above: Tim Hartley with Ron Jones and Sara Moseley (Cardiff University)

(photo:Fan Wang)

Local TV:  Keep Calm and It's Not That Bad

Describing the new digital model for local television in the UK, Chris Romilly, Comux UK's Chief Technical Officer, suggested that, "What's happening here is something new for television, new locally, new for news and ... new for everything"

Above:  Wendy Sadler, Hywel Wiliam (Administrator RTS Wales), Llion Iwan,  Elis Owen
(seated) Prof. Julie Williams,  Elin Rhys
(Photo from JOMEC)

Above: Rhodri Talfan Davies, Phil Henfrey, and Ian Jones, with our own RTS CEO, Theresa Wise

In 'Meet the CEOs', Wales Centre Chair, Tim Hartley, interviewed Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director, BBC Cymru Wales, Ian Jones, Chief Executive, S4C and Phil Henfrey, Head of News and Programmes, ITV Cymru Wales, about the state of the industry in Wales and their future plans.

Above: Owen Gower and Sinead Kirwan with Tim Hartley

RTS Wales Centre
Event Report: Still The Enemy Within
Parc and Dare Theatre, Treorchy, Thursday 17 April