Watch the highlights from RTS Futures The Crown: From Storyboard to Screen event. Director Ben Caron, Production Designer Martin Childs, Costume Designer Jane Petrie, Editor Pia Di Ciaula and VFX Supervisor Ben Turner revealed how they brought the story of the Royals to life on screen at an event chaired by Toby Earles.
Watch the highlights from RTS Futures The Crown: From Storyboard to Screen event.
Creative Skillset has launched a Film Accounts trainee scheme to help new entrants kick-start a career in film production.
The scheme is seeking individuals who are as equally passionate about numbers as they are about film.
Responding to industry demand for skilled accounts personnel, a bespoke programme has been created, in partnership with Production Guild, to provide introductory training for numerate individuals eager for a freelance career in the accounting side of filmmaking.
The Crown has been hailed for raising the bar in cinematic television. Taking audiences behind closed doors, the Netflix series chronicles the major political and global events of Queen Elizabeth II’s early reign.
Watch the highlights from the biggest RTS Futures Careers Fair.
Over 1000 people attended the sold out event, which took place 6th February at the Business Design Centre, London.
Read the full event report here.
The RTS Futures Careers Fair is back with all the advice, help and information to kick start your career in television.
Don't miss this fantastic opportunity on Tuesday 6th February to take part in interview masterclasses, have your CV improved by professional employers and talk to the most influential creatives in the industry to help you get your first foot in the door in TV.
From Crimewatch to Christmas dinners, can you score full marks in our festive quiz?
Taskmaster's Alex Horne sets four members of the audience their very own task at the RTS Futures "Taskmaster Masterclass: Get your idea on TV" event on 8th November at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, London.
The day featured a series of workshops and masterclasses run by industry professionals, and was attended by 300 people.
David Monaghan and the BBC Make It team offered a “social media surgery”, while Games NI Chair Kitty Crawford ran a gaming workshop.
BBC NI talent manager Helen Thompson and Nicola McConville organised a “creative clinic”, which focused on how to stand out in CVs and interviews. The clinic was followed by a speed-dating event, with telly execs dispensing quick-fire advice.
