From Glastonbury to Glyndebourne putting live music on television is challenging. TV doesn’t lend itself naturally to music events – it always looks great but getting the audio right, for everyone, can be very hard work.
Katherine Ryan has a 14-year-old, a two-year-old, a seven-month-old, and a career as a stand-up comedian.
Sugar will return to the boardroom alongside Baroness Karren Brady and Tim Campbell MBE. The newly inducted entrepreneurs will be thrown straight into the deep end, going to the Scottish Highlands in episode one to put on corporate “high-end away days.” Across the rest of the series, the teams will be tasked with everything from marketing children’s cereal and virtual escape rooms, as well as some away days of their own - to Jersey and Budapest.
Following an unprecedented year for the UK’s film and TV sector, with continued uncertainty facing the television workforce, the RTS is delighted to host a special keynote address by Head of Bectu Philippa Childs.
We’re joined by Writer Marnie Dickens and the cast, Jenna Coleman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Ashley Benson and Eric Balfour, as they share with us their experience of filming this deliciously twisted thriller in the US and Canada.
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The awards, in partnership with Wolftech and Dataminr, ceremony will take place on 28th February 2024 at the London Hilton on Park Lane.
For 2024, Adrian Wells, Managing Director of ENEX, will Chair the RTS Television Journalism Awards for the first time. Additionally, the RTS has appointed two new jury Chairs: David Holdsworth, the former Controller of BBC English Regions, and Vikki Cook, Director, Content Media Policy at Ofcom.
Jason’s new speech offers insightful perspectives on the future of technology, its implications for leadership and business strategy along with the technical, ethical and philosophical implications of the new age of AI. And for the Royal Television Society in Devon and Cornwall he will reflect on his 20 year career in television with a glance towards what key innovations are around the corner for the entertainment industry.
Could they not just go backpacking around South East Asia instead of backstabbing around the Scottish Highlands? Perhaps, but their loss of marbles is our gloriously watchable gain. I guess there is the £120,000 up for grabs.
As we saw in the first series, no matter a contestant's intuition or intellect, the game will always follow a course as wildly unpredictable as humans are irrational.
But we've still scoured their profiles to discern who might make good Faithful or Traitor material. So read on for some mission statements that will no doubt prove ludicrously bold.
