RTS Cambridge: Watch session eight, David Zaslav, Discovery
Cambridge 15
RTS Cambridge: Watch session seven, The Single Voice and the Showrunner
RTS Cambridge: Watch session six, Josh Sapan, AMC
RTS Cambridge: Watch session four, Working for the Yankee Dollar? Consolidation and Creativity
RTS Cambridge: Watch session two, International Keynote – Philippe Dauman, Viacom
RTS Cambridge: Watch session one, Happy Valley or House of Cards? Television in 2020
British power is cultural, says Tony Hall at RTS Cambridge 2015
The BBC Director-General was keen to highlight the impact of the BBC’s extensive services on the wider UK economy, from a 40% increase in sales of Hilary Mantel’s novel Wolf Hall following the transmission of the BBC series, to improving WiFi services in the area around RSPB Minsmere in Suffolk during filming for Springwatch.
Live blog: Studios Uncovered
Session Nine: Studios Uncovered
We put the spotlight on different studio models of production and debate the pros and cons of each – including UK vs US approaches, acquiring vs growing organically, the right size to be the most effective creatively, incentivising the best creative people, the importance of drama and the growth of factual.
Chair: Patrick Younge, Partner & Co-Founder, Sugar Films
Speakers
Michael Edelstein, President, NBCUniversal International Studios
IN PICTURES: BBC Worldwide reception at RTS Cambridge
