Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
April 2024
Tim Davie set out his vision for a digital-first BBC at an RTS event attended by media leaders
The ambitious creators of A Gentleman in Moscow let their imaginations run riot, says Shilpa...
Matthew Bell hails the return of Blue Lights, the Belfast-set cop show whose local following...
TV news must provide fearless and robust coverage in the coming general election, insists John...
Katy Boulton looks at how TV is starting to employ Access Coordinators – and what the job entails.
Jessica Hobbs finds solace in her family after a turbulent week in Manhattan.
Tom Wrathmell highlights the progress of a BBC initiative to forge stronger links with audiences...
A comedy set in wartime that feels safer than our own world. Like a favourite great uncle, it...
And with that dick joke, Beth Rigby, Jess Phillips and Ruth Davidson set their sights on...
Dr Thom Petty ensured that ITV Covid drama Breathtaking was clinically and culturally...
The RTS hears how an angry nation united in response to ITV’s seminal Mr Bates vs the ...
The Crown’s visual effects and, below, TV trailers come under the RTS London microscope. Matthew...
Matthew Bell reports on the centre’s awards in Gateshead
Steven Knights’ new BBC drama recreates the vibrant early-80s music scene in the Midlands. Roz Laws...
Sue Johnston and Ricky Tomlinson are travelling the country for a new More4 series. Alison Jones...
Matthew Bell hears how a second helping of the glorious comedy drama The Dry made it to the screen
The University of Plymouth picked up three of the main prizes at the RTS Devon and Cornwall Student...
Carole Solazzo reports from Salford, where students learnt about working in TV from some of the...
RTS Scotland kicked off a busy month of training events in late February with a session, held in...
Kate Is Sad, made by students from the Northern Film School, picked up two prizes at the RTS...
Wildstar assembled a women-led crew for its series on nature’s female leaders. Seraphina Allard-...
Carole Solazzo hears Amy Garcia discuss a career that has taken her from kids’ TV to anchoring...
Steve Clarke remembers a BBC TV executive once seen as a future DG, who went on to chair the RTS
Tara Conlan mourns the loss of a great force for good in children’s television
Students from the University of the West of England took home four of the six main prizes from the...
Matthew Bell reports on the RTS Republic of Ireland Television Awards 2024
Simon Bucks follows Marianna Spring on a disturbing trek through the mires and warrens of...
Screenwriter Lisa Holdsworth, producer/director Sally Ogden and documentary film-maker Jin-Theng...
From Glastonbury to Glyndebourne, putting live music on television is challenging.
The prizes at the RTS East Student Awards were shared around the region’s colleges and universities...
With Love from Aidan tops awards
