Halo are an award winning independent post production facility. Located in London's Soho district, they have worked on everything from international documentaries to TV dramas.
We speak to their creative and operations teams to hear from the experts behind the programmes.
December sees the return of the infamous RTS Futures Christmas Party, and this year we’ve teamed up with Broadcast magazine to celebrate this year’s BAME Hotshots.
This year Broadcast decided to focus on BAME Hotshots to shine a light on the diversity with the industry. The response was overwhelming.
As I find my seat among the 150 or more people who have come to Steve Dann’s latest Meetup, I know that the evening will be stimulating and, possibly, provocative. Dann, CEO of Amplified Robot, runs regular monthly Meetups, and this one, “AR and VR in medical education”, is being held in a lecture theatre at St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
London is an exciting place to be, as we live and work through the digital revolution in content creation and distribution.
Made in Chelsea is back tonight for its eagerly anticipated LA spin-off show. Following on from series nine, the series will follow the love lives and dramas of our favourite characters in the balmy backdrop of the LA coast.
From relationship woes to friendship dramas, the series featuring the glitterati of London’s set from the most exclusive postcodes have played host to more than one memorable character. But since some have departed the Kings Road, what are the much-discussed old cast up to now?
Ollie Locke
Lorraine was the first woman to run BBC 1. She led the rebranding and transformation of channel taking it to beat ITV in the ratings for the first time, making it most popular channel in the UK.
The BBC has created a heritage trail celebrating its landmark buildings in London.
Director-General Tony Hall and BBC Worldwide CEO Tim Davie were joined yesterday by entertainment legend Bruce Forsyth and Strictly Come Dancing presenters Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman to unveil a heritage plaque at BBC Worldwide's new Television Centre headquarters.
Five further plaques will be unveiled at other London locations over the coming months, all recognising key moments in British broadcasting history.
