Dubbing for TV Masterclass
Join us for an informal discussion about the modern-day challenges faced by Audio Post Production - followed by refreshments and an opportunity to network.
Scotland
BREAK INTO SCRIPTWRITING
If you dream of penning episodes of Coronation Street or River City; or have your very own script masterpiece you think commissioners would fight over, then this is the event for you. This RTS Scotland writer’s event is aimed at budding TV writers keen to break into the world of TV drama.
You’re invited to meet a brilliant panel of writers, who have written for some of the top dramas of recent years, and will share their experience and words of wisdom at this special event.
Following the discussion, attendees will be invited to network with the panel over drinks.
Select Sessions: The Production Office
Who it's for
This online session is for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Select Sessions: Hair & Make-up
Who it's for
This online session is for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Select Sessions: Broadcast Engineering
Who it's for
This online session is for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Select Sessions: Sound Department
Who it's for
This online session is for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Select Sessions: Roles in locations management with RTS Scotland
Who it's for
This online session is for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Select Sessions: Industry Insight Behind the Camera with RTS Scotland
Who it's for
This online session is exclusively for ScreenSkills Select/RTS Scotland students interested in careers in film & TV.
Channel 4 commissions a second series of Rescue: Extreme Medics
The four-part series follows the precarious and life-saving work of the clinicians and call handlers who respond to emergency accidents in some of Scotland’s most wild and inhospitable landscapes.
The experts need to make time-critical decisions in harsh and extreme conditions across Scotland.
The series follows the process from the initial 999 call all the way through to when the patient leaves the hospital and resumes their normal life at home.