This event will be of interest to television students and lecturers who want to hear more about how to enter this prestigious competition. We will outline the criteria, categories, entry procedures and timeframe for the forthcoming awards. Coming along to this event ensuring you submit your entry correctly is the first important step towards getting your hands on a coveted RTS Scotland trophy.
A panel of experts in the field were on hand to show and talk about their work, as well as to offer advice on finding work in the competitive VFX and animation industry.
“As creatives, we’re all striving to come up with original, brilliant ideas and then realising them in animation,” said UKTV head of design Peter Allinson.
Whether you are a presenter, producer, or director, is a broadcast platform more desirable and relevant in creating and distributing content to your desired audience?
Join us as we unravel the blurred worlds of online and broadcast content. Which one is more desirable to work in and on? Are they the same? What has most relevance in the future of the consumption of content?
Throughout their careers, our experts have worked across a diverse range of fantastic projects spanning film, TV and advertising, utilising a range of VFX and animation techniques.
Learn how they have made it in the industry, the secrets of their career success and view some examples of their outstanding work, looking at both their creative inspiration and the “nitty gritty” of the technical and logistical aspects that come with this line of work.
More than 800 people attended RTS Futures’ most successful careers fair yet. Eight sessions during the day featured some of television’s biggest names as well as its rising talent.
More than 30 broadcasters, indies and industry bodies took stands in the exhibition hall, offering the inside track to the telly hopefuls.
TV magician Dynamo and ITV News presenter Charlene White also made guest appearances.
Some 900 tickets were sold for the event, which was held in Islington, London, on 1 February – with another 400 on the waiting list.
The magician's career has gone from strength to strength; having started out uploading videos of his street magic to YouTube, he has taken his performance to the small screen with four series of his show Dynamo: Magician Impossible, as well as a UK live tour Seeing is Believing.
Eight sessions during the day featured some of TV’s biggest names as well as its rising talent. More than 30 broadcasters, indies and industry bodies took stands in the exhibition hall, offering the inside track to the telly hopefuls. TV magician Dynamo and ITV News presenter Charlene White also made appearances during the day.
Some 900 tickets were sold for the event, which was held in Islington, London on 1 February – with another 400 on the waiting list.
Our friends at PACT have compiled a comprehensive list of all the grad schemes, trainee schemes and entry-level opportunities currently available. The list below is a great place to start!
Many of the companies below will be on hand at the RTS Futures Careers Fair on Wednesday 1 February. Click here to book tickets for TV's ultimate careers fair.
Television and radio presenter Mark Wright joined us backstage at the RTS Futures Christmas Quiz 2016 for his own festive quiz.
I found out about the RTS Futures Career's Fair on Twitter, and thought that even though travelling from Manchester to London for it specifically might be extreme, you never know who you'll meet at these events. I found everyone at the fair to be very friendly, and had no issues striking up conversations with other visitors; after all, we were all in the same boat.
