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Journal of The Royal Television Society November 2016 l Volume 53/10 From the CEO It’s so great to see Sir Parliamentary Group, for hosting what National Motorcycle Museum. Con- David Attenborough was a very memorable afternoon. gratulations to all the winners. back on BBC One Sir David’s interest and enthusiasm We have a packed calendar for the presenting Planet for cutting-edge technology is well rest of November. There simply isn’t Earth II, all filmed in known. Perhaps, some day soon, he the space to mention everything, but glorious Ultra-HDTV. will be able to take advantage of the do let me draw your attention to the The RTS had the priv- kind of kit available at the RTS’s early- RTS Craft & Design Awards, which ilege of hosting our own encounter evening event “Virtual reality and 360° take place at the end of the month. with the world’s most renowned nat- storytelling”, held at The Hospital Club Also, the RTS is proud to be one of ural history broadcaster in October. in London earlier this month. the partners presenting “An evening Sir David was in conversation with Some of the latest innovations in VR with Steve Hewlett” at the BBC Radio Andrew Marr at the House of Com- were there to test in a “playroom” Theatre on 25 November. mons. For connoisseurs of the UK before and after the panel discussion. Steve’s extraordinary career in TV broadcasting scene, this was an event I, for one, can’t wait for VR to become and radio will be celebrated by his to savour. Both broadcasters were on a mainstream consumer experience. friend and colleague Roger Bolton. It top form. The talk was scintillating Thanks to our brilliant panellists is bound to be an emotional occasion. and often very funny. and to Terry Marsh for producing such I’d like to thank both Sir David a stimulating and informative evening. and Andrew for giving up their time. Away from London, the RTS has And thanks to Damian Collins MP, been busy, too. The RTS Midlands the new Chair of the RTS All-Party Awards were streamed live from the Theresa Wise Contents Alex Graham’s TV Diary Virtual reality gets serious Alex Graham returns to his roots as he listens to a pitch Can 360° content defy the sceptics and bring a new, 7 from a sports journalist and lunches with Steve Hewlett 24 sustainable dimension to storytelling on TV? Matthew Bell dons a headset Hackers stalk TV networks Cybercriminals target broadcasters up to 1,000 times a Our Friend in the West 8 day. Raymond Snoddy investigates the growing threat The Bristol media festival season is in full swing and 27 Lynn Barlow is in her element At the cutting edge of the mainstream Andrew Billen meets the intensely private drama producer The man who put Brucie on the box 11 Nicola Shindler and discovers what makes her tick Greg Dyke says the memoir of one of British TV’s 28 pioneers is essential reading for today’s TV generation The Night Manager: Anatomy of a hit The creative team share how they transformed The naked adventurer 14 John le Carré’s complex novel into great television. Matthew Bell hears how ex-army captain Ed Stafford Steve Clarke takes notes 30 learnt to film his own survival stories for TV The online drive for audiences RTS news As Clarkson and co gear up for the launch of The Grand Reports of recent Society events around the nations 18 Tour, Lisa Campbell looks at Amazon’s content strategy 32 and regions ‘The biggest possible bargain in Britain’ Off Message David Attenborough tells Andrew Marr why he supports Want your next series to make the top 100 TV shows of 20 the licence fee, but urges BBC television to broaden its 38 all time? Just raise the budget to £500m range. Steve Clarke reports Cover picture: Mr Robot – Amazon/Gordon Jamieson Editor Production, design, advertising Royal Television Society Subscription rates Printing Legal notice Steve Clarke Gordon Jamieson 3 Dorset Rise UK £115 ISSN 0308-454X © Royal Television Society 2016. [email protected] [email protected] London EC4Y 8EN Overseas (surface) £146.11 Printer: FE Burman The views expressed in Television Writer Sub-editor T: 020 7822 2810 Overseas (airmail) £172.22 20 Crimscott Street are not necessarily those of the RTS. Matthew Bell Sarah Bancroft E: [email protected] Enquiries: [email protected] London SE1 5TP Registered Charity 313 728 [email protected] [email protected] W: www.rts.org.uk Television www.rts.org.uk November 2016 3 Television Careers Fair 1 February Business Design Centre London N1 0QH Booking: www.rts.org.uk Your guide to upcoming national and RTS NEWS regional events RTS FUTURES LONDON SCOTLAND National events Wednesday 1 February 2017 Wednesday 23 November ■ James Wilson 07899 761167 RTS Futures Careers Fair 2017 Women in comedy ■ james.wilson@cityofglasgow- RTS FUTURES Network at the biggest careers Panellists: Saskia Schuster, college.ac.uk Wednesday 23 November fair in TV, learn about the jobs, Commissioning Editor, Comedy, First Dates: Uncovered schemes and opportunities ITV; Tracey Gillham, Casting SOUTHERN 6:45pm for 7:00pm start available and get crucial tips Director; Lynne Parker, Founder ■ Gordon Cooper Venue: TBC on how to stand out from the and CEO of Funny Women; and ■ [email protected] crowd. Tickets: early-bird rate Harriet Braine, Stage Award win- JOINT EVENT £6; full price £10 ner at the 2016 Funny Women THAMES VALLEY Friday 25 November Venue: Business Design Centre, Awards. Chair: Nadine Dereza. Friday 25 November An evening with Steve Hewlett 52 Upper St, London N1 0QH 6:30pm for 7:00pm Annual Dinner Dance In conversation with Roger For group bookings: Venue: ITV London Studios, This year, we are holding a Bolton. A Media Society event ■ Alice Turner 020 7822 2822 Upper Ground, South Bank, masquerade ball with support from BBC Radio 4, ■ [email protected] London SE1 9LT Venue: Kings Meadow, Napier the RTS, London Press Club and ■ Daniel Cherowbrier Road, Reading, Berks RG1 8DF Voice of the Listener and Viewer. RTS CONFERENCE ■ [email protected] Wednesday 7 December Tickets: £10 for members of the 13-15 September 2017 Mince pies and VR 360° RTS, Media Society, London Press RTS Cambridge Convention MIDLANDS 6:30pm for 7:00pm Club or the Voice of the Listener 2017 ■ Jayne Greene 07792 776585 Venue: Pincents Manor Hotel, and Viewer; £15 for guests; £5 for Venue: West Road Concert Hall, ■ [email protected] Calcot, Reading RG31 4UQ students. 6:00pm for 7:00pm Cambridge CB3 9DP and King’s ■ Penny Westlake Venue: The Radio Theatre, Broad- College, Cambridge CB2 1ST NORTH EAST & THE BORDER ■ [email protected] casting House, London W1A 1AA Thursday 24 November ■ Book online at www.rts.org.uk Networking evenings WALES Local events The last Thursday of the month, ■ Hywel Wiliam 07980 007841 RTS AWARDS for anyone working in TV, film, ■ [email protected] Monday 28 November BRISTOL computer games or digital RTS Craft & Design Awards Thursday 1 December production.
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