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A panel of seven professionals from across the TV industry, ranging from talent managers, casting producers, video editors and content producers, answer questions and offer useful hints and tips on how to progress in a career in TV.  

The panellist included Tracey Walker - Talent Executive at ITV Studios North, Isobel Percy, Talent & Resourcing Coordinator (Continuing Drama and ProVision), Mel Adams, Talent Manager, BBC Sport, Niall Bradnick, Content Producer, BBC Three, David Toms- Video Editor, BBC Three, and Lina Hasweh - Casting Producer, BBC Three.

John Rowe, the National Film and Television School's Head of Digital FX, shares some top tips for forging a successful career in the creative industries as a VFX artist. 

Watch Jed Mercurio in conversation with William Gallagher as he talks about the upcoming series of Line of Duty, adapting on set to the pandemic, and shares his advice on how to write drama for TV.

Nikki Tapper talks to Poppy Jay and Rubina Pabani from Brown Girls Do It Too and Chris Stark and George Cottam from The Peter Crouch Podcast about how to make a hit podcast.

Poppy Jay and Rubina Pabani from Brown Girls Do It Too give some extra tips and answer your questions about podcasting.

Broadcaster Isa Guha, Barbara Slater, Director of Sport at BBC Sport, commentator/presenter Jacqui Oatley, former Wolves keeper turned pundit Matt Murray, and Mark Cole, Managing Director at Whisper TV, share their tips on how to break into sports broadcasting. 

ITV News and the Isle of Man look at how covering the pandemic from both sides of the Irish Sea with Head of News Lucy West and Granada’s Isle of Man reporter Josh Stokes, hosted by Hosted by Ex Granada and BBC North West correspondent Paul Moulton.

The panel looks at the bigger picture of reporting the very diverse region on a regular basis and finding out about those challenges where the Isle of Man makes up only about 1% of the audience. 

An expert panel discuss how the innovative ways broadcasters, programme makers and the wider sports industry adapted to the challenging circumstances of the Covid-19 outbreak and the value new and existing technology delivered.

Richard Curtis headlines this RTS and Global Action Plan event that outlines how commissioners and producers can answer the call from young viewers for more environmental content in entertainment. 

Richard introduces five new film makers, finalists in Global Action Plan’s Flickers of the Future competition, who are already working on visions of a positive sustainable future where people and planet thrive. 

RTS Yorkshire talks to executive producer Jo Haddock about Say Yes to the Dress Lancashire and how she and her colleagues at True North are navigating their way through the Covid crisis.