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An expert panel explores how virtual production is dramatically changing the landscape and ecosystem of TV and film production.

Pamella Bisson, CEO of Boss Your Life Today, gives a masterclass on how to build a media career on your own terms for RTS Futures. 

In this RTS Thames Valley session, each stage of getting a script on TV is explained, from how to come up with an idea to the commissioning process.

Chair:

Lyndsay Duthie, CEO, PGGB and RTS TVC Committee

Panellists:

Chloe Seddon, Head of Development, Parable Films

Bianca Gavin, Head of Production, Pulse Films

Karen Redfern, Post-Production Supervisor, (To Olivia)

Dee Allen, Company 3/Method Studios / No Chiefs

Vikkie Taggart, Stellify Media, and Sheila Robinson, Leadership Communications Coach, give a masterclass in how to make your own luck, with tips on how stand out in an interview, make a good impression and enhance your skills.

A panel of experts discuss how we can strengthen the unscripted sector, develop skills and improve inclusion in the nations and English regions in this RTS and ScreenSkills event.

The event was held in conjunction with the launch of the Unscripted TV Skills Fund on the 1 June 2021- an ambitious £3 million investment into training those working in unscripted TV genres. For more information about the fund click here.

Chair:

Sky News presenter, Gillian Joseph, interviews Rhodri Talfan Davies, BBC Director of Nations, about the BBC’s plan for its biggest transformation in decades. Rhodri also discusses his vision for BBC Nations and how the BBC can play a central role in the development of the UK's creative economy.

RTS Cymru Wales explores the evolution of the football reporter in this panel discussion, hosted by Steff Garrero, sports producer and BBC broadcaster.

A selection of Wales’ leading football reporters discuss, debate and deconstruct the role of the football reporter and to give an insight into an average day in their lives, from pre match press conference to full time whistle and beyond.

Watch the Welsh language session here.

Twofour Director of Programmes Rachel Innes-Lumsden and Beagle Media CEO Harry Anscombe discuss how lockdown has transformed Devon and Cornwall into a TV production hub.

Hosted by Simon Willis.

The Beast Must Die creators Gaby Chiappe, Dome Karukoski and Nathaniel Parker tell us the stories behind this modern adaption of the novel by Nicholas Blake/Cecil Day Lewis for BritBox, with a special behind the scenes featurette.

New and experienced documentary filmmakers discuss the making of the BBC's latest documentary, Leigh-Anne: Race, Pop & Power. 

The panel includes first-time Director Tash Gaunt, Producer Kandise Abiola, Researcher Taylor Anderson, Executive Producers Tom Currie and Sam Bickley from Dragonfly TV. Chaired by presenter Basma Khalifa.