Monthly Publication of the RTS
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February 2023
Carole Solazzo asks people in her local community if shows such as Corrie and EastEnders are doing...
Frank Cottrell-Boyce tries to find that story he always wanted to write...
Steve Clarke celebrates a tender, humane comedy that really cares about its characters and their...
Even though I would devour Happy Valley in one go if I could, I’m glad it’s airing weekly.
Stuart Ramsay has crisscrossed the globe, covering major events, including 18 wars, over a three-...
Kully Khaila hails local training initiatives but urges all concerned to keep investing in tomorrow...
Television distils a day of expert advice from top talent at the RTS Student Masterclasses 2023.
An RTS panel explains why the audio format is booming and offers tips to potential podcasters.
December saw a trio of quizzes, testing the TV trivia craft of RTS members around the country.
At a screening of the new ITV1 series Cold Case Forensics, made by ITV Cymru Wales, leading...
There is mounting evidence that brand-funded content is finally about to emerge as a force in...
The BBC’s New Broadcasting House in Cardiff was the venue for a January panel discussion presented...
The West of England centre teamed up with BBC Academy to deliver a session during the latter’s...
Film-maker Michael Winterbottom tells the RTS how he made Sky Atlantic’s This England, reports...