Television Magazine
Monthly Publication of the RTS
May 2024
Benedict Cumberbatch loses his son and sanity in an authentically created 1980s New York. Matthew...
Mark Lawson explains why TV period drama is leaving traditional versions of literary classics on...
Adapting The Tattooist of Auschwitz for TV proved challenging for all concerned, the RTS discovers
Steve Clarke reports on innovations in how TV engages with autistic and neurodiverse people
Caroline Frost talks to ITV Head of Drama Polly Hill, whose career hit a new high with the success...
New TV writers face a bleak future as the number of opportunities falls. Carole Solazzo hears some...
Matthew Bell glories in a classic 1980s gameshow. The star prize? The legendary speedboat...
I still remember, aged 12, rushing home from school and plonking myself down at the family desktop...
Robert Strange has played creatures in three of TV and film’s classic sci-fi and fantasy franchises...
Edward Russell gives an impromptu masterclass in the art of networking
Secunder Kermani, RTS Network Television Journalist of the Year, on attempting to understand the...
Steve Clarke celebrates the life and achievements of one of the true legends of British...
David Attwood, director of such TV series as Granada’s 1996 adaptation of The Fortunes and...
RTS Technology Centre brought together the restored MCR21 mobile control room – used for the 1966...
Queen’s University Belfast students won two of the principal prizes at the Northern Ireland Student...
The prizes were shared around the capital’s universities at the RTS London Student Television...
Roz Laws reports on student awards at the IET in Birmingham
The stars were out for the centre’s awards at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, says...
Worst Thing picked up two awards for a team of students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland at...
Professionals and students have a lot to celebrate, says Matthew Bell
Staffordshire University students took home six of the 10 awards from the RTS Midlands Student...
