Nations and Regions Media Conference

Nations and Regions Media Conference The 23rd Nations and Regions Media Conference will take place on Wed 29 March 2017 at The Lowry, Sal

Nations & Regions Media Conference - Tue 28 (from 6pm) - Wed 29 Mar 2017

The 23rd Nations and Regions Media Conference will take place from 6pm on Tuesday 28 March, with keynote speaker and networking, followed by the full day Conference on Wednesday 29 March 2017. This year’s conference is themed Working Futures: Our Brilliant Careers and celebrates excellence in the current climate of opportuni

ty that exists across the UK. We’ll discuss the incredible success of UK-wide British drama today, find out what makes a big returning factual hit, ask what the government’s proposed industrial strategy might mean for us all, tap into Children’s programming, assess the impact of BBC Studios and debate how the recent explosion of online content is rocking our world in more ways than one. Bourne Supremacy director Paul Greengrass, Ofcom chief executive Sharon White, Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark, ITV head of factual entertainment Sue Murphy, Happy Valley supremo and RED Production founder Nicola Shindler, broadcaster Hardeep Singh Kohli and new Radio 4 Archers editor Huw Kennair-Jones provide an outstanding and diverse list of speakers and panellists with many more to come. Exciting radio sessions, a brand new Production Showcase and bookable Meet the Commissioners slots make this a great chance for people working outside London to connect - and for anyone London-based to explore opportunities and trends across the UK. Tuesday 28 March has now SOLD OUT, tickets for Wednesday 29 March on sale for £80 - visit www.salfordmediafestival.co.uk to book.

15/10/2021

This week we hosted a session for BBC Digital Cities about the role of Production Management in TV. It was a really informative session presented by Jane Zurakowski and Lorraine Heaton from BBC Studios.

To find out more about BBC Digital Cities, visit their website - https://www.bbc.co.uk/digitalcities/

Interested in a career in Production Management? Check out the University of Salford MA in Production Management - shorturl.at/euEJ0

15/10/2021

Our second session for BBC Digital Cities explored Storylines and Social Responsibility with the team at Coronation Street.

Social media and digital engagement make the relationship between the storylines we see on screen and the audiences at home, more dynamic and powerful t han ever. Coronation Street is one show that has consistently educated and informed, with hard hitting storylines that have had far reaching effects on both audiences and charities. Join the show's top writing and social team to find out what it means to write for screen and online with social responsibility.

For more information and support on todays topics, you can visit the ITV Identity Stories website.
https://www.itv.com/advice/tags/identity-stories

You can watch the Identity Stories in full, visit the ITV Hub or YouTube Channel

ITV HUB: https://northlink.itv.com/IdentityStories
YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/L304UFDt7mY

30/03/2021

Last week, we were lucky enough to be joined by Russell T Davies for a special In Conversation webinar. Chaired by filmmaker Paul Sapin.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for todays webinar and stream. We have one more session for you this week.Live tomor...
23/09/2020

Thank you to everyone who joined us for todays webinar and stream. We have one more session for you this week.

Live tomorrow at 4pm we have Journalism's Rising Stars.

You can watch Live via the page, or you can register for a free link to join us in zoom webinars to ask your questions to the panel by visiting https://bit.ly/33RN7z8

Join us tomorrow for more from BBC Digital Cities as we present - Media's Rising Stars. Live on Facebook at 4pm or to jo...
22/09/2020

Join us tomorrow for more from BBC Digital Cities as we present - Media's Rising Stars. Live on Facebook at 4pm or to join our zoom webinar, please email [email protected] for more information.

Meet the University of Salford graduates who are working in the media industry and find out how they did it.

Hear first-hand accounts of how they used their time at the University to help them progress in creative careers.

The panel will be sharing tips, highlighting challenges and discussing the politics on the journey to finding your ‘dream’ job in the media industry.

Today at 1pm, LIVE on the Nations and Regions Media Conference page - University of Salford are delighted that ...
22/09/2020

Today at 1pm, LIVE on the Nations and Regions Media Conference page - University of Salford are delighted that the amazingly talented animation team behind The Clangers will be joining them to discuss their adventures in making this legendary show. They'll talk about how it feels to work on a cult series which, last year, celebrated 50 years of entertaining both young and old audiences.

Spanning three generations, The Clangers has flourished under its new creators who were barely starting school when it was first broadcast!

Come and hear the tales of these wonderful creatures on the moon and how the team created this adored-by-millions show.

The Nations and Regions Media Conference, 9.30am - 6pm
05/04/2017

The Nations and Regions Media Conference, 9.30am - 6pm

Richard Meftah Photographic - 2016
05/04/2017

Richard Meftah Photographic - 2016

The 2017 Nations and Regions Media Conference, 6.30 - 9pm

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Manchester
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