RTS Wales Annual Welsh-Language Event (2005 - present)
Director, Eryl Huw Phillips, (Y Palmant Aur, Byw Celwydd, and Pobol y Cwm) will be talking to Hedydd Ioan, Begw Dafydd Roberts, Cian Dafydd Roberts, and Gethin Cennin Williams,
and the session will include a screening of the following films :
Plant y Gwyll, Dirgelwch y Cromen, and Bywyd.
Come and hear from the Film and TV producers of the future!
Mi fydd Eryl Huw Phillips, cyfarwyddwr nifer o gynyrchiadau, gan gynnwys Y Palmant Aur, Byw Celwydd a Pobol y Cwm, yn sgwrsio gyda Hedydd Ioan, Begw Dafydd Roberts, Cian Dafydd Roberts, a Gethin Cennin Williams, ac mi fydd y sesiwn yn cynnwys dangosiadau o'r ffilmiau canlynol:
Plant y Gwyll, Dirgelwch y Cromen, a Bywyd.
Dewch i glywed gan wneuthurwyr ffilm a theledu'r dyfodol!
This is your chance to meet the NHU face to face; view excerpts from and discuss their latest visual feast, Life in the Air; and find out more about wildlife film-making by putting questions to some of their most experienced producers on anything from innovative shooting techniques and specialist equipment to their approach to ethical issues and social media.
The RTS Wales Centre Jury panel was very pleased to see an increased number of entries this year, 23 in total (compared to 14 last year), from a far greater range of academic institutions across Wales: Aberystwyth University, Bangor University, Bridgend College, Glyndwr University, University of South Wales, and University of Wales, Trinity St David.
The RTS Wales Centre Jury panel consisted of the following members:
Hywel Wiliam, Jury Chairman, Administrator, RTS Wales Centre
Emma Meese, Lecturer, Centre for Journalism, Cardiff University
Elen Rhys, Content Commissioner, Entertainment and Comedy, S4C
Zoe Rushton, Producer, BBC Cymru Wales
Huw Rossiter, Manager, Regional Affairs, ITV Cymru Wales
Dylan Huws, Managing Director, Cwmni Da
A group of RTS Wales members visited Celtic Prop Hire in early October, and saw items used in top TV shows, including BBC One’s Doctor Who, for which Celtic supplied various props in the current series.
Established in 1999, the Cardiff-based company supplies productions across the UK. Other recent credits include BBC's The Coroner and Sherlock as well as Sky 1's Stella.
The company also supplies a lot of props to the BBC’s Drama Village in Cardiff Bay, including for the long-running medical series Casualty.