The RTS Student Television Awards are here to encourage, nurture, support and reward talent, potential and enthusiasm of students in colleges and universities for the creation of film and video content.
During these unprecedented times with the challenges they present, these Student Television Awards allow you to submit films for assessment by current professional practitioners.
RTS Student Awards 2021.mp4 from Royal Television Society on Vimeo.
The awards ceremony, hosted by Vick Hope, will be streamed live on this page from 2pm on Friday 25 June.
Join the RTS NI Centre on Wednesday 24 March at 7.00pm for its announcment of the winners in its celebration of the outstanding student talent in Northern Ireland.
The winners were crowned during a virtual ceremony held this afternoon on the RTS website, which was hosted by broadcast presenter and award-winning radio host, Vick Hope.
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(Chair: Ruth Pitt, Director, Creative Cities Convention)
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This prestigious event is an annual recognition of the finest student television production in Scotland, from students from studying across Scotland.
We will be presenting awards for animation, factual, comedy & entertainment, short feature and drama. In addition, there will be five craft categories, production design, sound, editing and camera and writing.
This prestigious event is an annual recognition of the finest student television production in Scotland, from students from Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, University of Stirling, Glasgow Clyde College, University of Glasgow, Edinburgh Napier University, City of Glasgow and The University of the West of Scotland.
I recently spent a week in the commissioning department at UKTV. I arrived at the reception and gave my name, braced for the understandable response that I should leave immediately due to my lack of relevance and the fact that everyone here was very busy getting on with their jobs. But no, I was welcomed in.
As I walked through the turnstile, I expected alarms to ring out - “Unauthorised entry! You do not belong here! And also sort your hair out; seriously, what’s going on there?” but once again I passed through without an eyebrow raised.
