An It's a Sin masterclass with writer Russell T Davies OBE, executive producer Nicola Shindler and Channel 4 commissioner Lee Mason.
The masterminds behind the iconic series discuss the making of It's a Sin and share tips on how you can take your life experiences and put them on screen.
Chaired by comedian and presenter, Kemah Bob.
Actor Toby Jones, director Sam Miller, writer Robert Jones and executive producer Sue Horth discuss the making of factual drama Danny Boy, the story of a young man’s journey from medal-winning hero to alleged killer, and his search for truth in the fog of war.
With Ofcom’s ‘Small Screen: Big Debate’ consultation on the future of public service broadcasting (PSB) having just closed, and the DCMS Select Committee having just published its report on the future of PSB, an expert panel takes a look at what kind of PSB system we want over the next decade.
Speakers:
Jennifer Anafi-Acquah, Assistant Producer
Emily Bell, Founding Director and Leonard Tow Professor of Journalism, Tow Center for Digital Journalism
David Mortimer, Managing Director, STV Studios
Lucy Bristowe, Sky Media’s Director of Insight and Research, Wayne Garvie, President, International Production, Sony Pictures Television, Sarah Rose, Chief Operating and Commercial Officer, ViacomCBS, UK, and Justin Sampson, CEO, BARB, discuss why the TV sector needs to measure on-demand audiences and how BARB is rising to the challenge with its reporting of audiences for these services. Plus, some previously unreported figures on series four of The Crown are revealed by BARB.
Creative Train’s Jade Gordon shares the tips you need to excel in your first TV interview and stand out from the crowd.
The RTS celebrates 10 years of Call the Midwife with series writer Heidi Thomas and cast members Helen George, Leonie Elliott and Jenny Agutter.
As the iconic show heads into 1966 for the upcoming 10th series, the panel discuss what lies ahead for the next series and look back at some of the memorable storylines and the big historical events that impacted the lives of the midwives and nuns at Nonnatus House over the past nine series.
Jane Millichip: Chief Creative Officer, Sky Studios, Wayne Garvie: President of International Production, Sony Pictures International, Seetha Kumar: CEO ScreenSkills and Roger Morris, MD Elstree Studios, discuss the impact of US high end television investment on the UK production sector.
RTS Thames Valley looks at the emergence of AI and Machine Learning in creative media.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal talk to Caroline Frost about the breakout hit Normal People.
The makers of The Crown discuss how the series deconstructs the story of Diana Spencer's entry into the Royal Family and uncovers a real person at its heart. The panellists come together to talk about how they re-framed this fairytale story so we could see it for the first time from Diana’s perspective.
