Timewasters follows a London jazz quartet who reluctantly time travel to the 1920s, encountering a host of bizarre situations and characters.
Among the band is Nick (Daniel Lawrence Taylor), Jason (Kadiff Kirwan), Lauren (Adelayo Adedayo) and Horace (Samson Kayo).
RTS London is delighted to welcome Alex Graham, founder of Wall to Wall, the company that makes Who do You think You Are? as well as other critically acclaimed and popular programming, to tell us about the series.
Joining Alex will be:
The move to file-based delivery of finished programmes means that archive copies for long-term storage will also be file-based. The industry is still working on agreeing standard file formats for master copies, and storage media and platforms are regularly up-dated as technology evolves, some becoming obsolete.
Beyond promos, how do you build a buzz around the nation’s hottest television events such as Game of Thrones, Death in Paradise and Cold Feet? Press interviews? Social media? How about a news-grabbing stunt in the middle of central London? Public relations campaigns use a variety of eye catching techniques to grab attention, but can they match advertising in generating audience interest?
After an illustrious career at the BBC and RDF Media, Stephen set up Studio Lambert ten years ago, creating a wide range of programming, from internationally formatted shows such as Gogglebox, Four in a Bed and Undercover Boss, to moving and award-winning dramas like Three Girls.
Interviewed by Tony Moon, Senior Lecturer in TV Production at Southampton Solent University.
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80 years ago this month, in November 1936, the BBC started its television service from Alexandra Palace in North London. Following initial transmissions of interview and magazine programmes, it started to experiment with other types of show and tried out drama formats along with entertainment and factually-based productions.
The IET welcomes the RTS to the recently refurbished Savoy Place on the banks of the Thames as they collaborate on this important update on new technologies and trends from IBC. Every September in Amsterdam the IBC Exhibition and Conference cover the entire supply chain of broadcasting and media content creation, management and delivery from acquisition to audience. This year's theme is Transformation in the Digital Era: Leadership, Strategy, Creativity in Media and Entertainment.
Industry will continue the saga of young bankers trying to become a success in top London firm Pierpoint & Co, while negotiating their various personal problems and hedonistic lifestyles of drugs, finance, sex and drama.
Industry season 3 will also feature some very familiar brand-new characters. Game of Thrones' Kit Harington stars as CEO of a green tech company, while Barry's Sarah Goldberg stars as a portfolio manager. The returning cast includes Harry Lawtey, Myha’la Herrold, Marisa Abela and David Jonsson.
Delivering innovation and energising the market, IBC brings together the creative, technology and business communities to collaborate, and unlock new opportunities. More than 43,000 broadcasters, content owners, rights holders and service providers gather in Amsterdam every September for the IBC exhibition and conference, and this is where to experience the emerging technologies, topics and trends.
