Royal Television Society information on how to get into TV: from getting your CV into shape, to working out how to pay the rent as a freelancer.

Tues 7 Feb 2023, 5.30pm - 7pm

The event will begin promptly at 5.30pm

At this Meet the Professionals event, you will gain an understanding of the different roles and career paths open to you.

There will be a panel discussion followed by an opportunity for networking with the speakers in an online Q&A session.

The content of the talks will cover:

• The speakers background – degree studied and further training completed
• An overview of their current role, its challenges and the reason they enjoy it
• Their career progression to date (including what sparked their initial interest in the field)
• How they started out – where they gained experience and what they did at University
• Their views on the skills and personal qualities required for success
• Any hints and tips for students interested in developing a career in the area

Our panellist include:

• Darcey Edkins - Journalist at Freeda UK
• Ikaba Koyi - Reporter & Producer at BBC World (contractor)
• Suzie Samant - Creative Consultant
• Rachel Duffy - Social Media Editor at The Telegraph
• Simon Thomas - Senior Motion Graphics

Sign up here: https://myadvantage.warwick.ac.uk/students/events/detail/2801273

Careers blog post from Hannah Williams, UK Casting Specialist for Backstage

Article from Backstage

Even in the age of online casting platforms like Backstage, the acting CV is often your chance to make a great first impression to casting directors (CDs) and get into the audition room. From Backstage.

An actor’s CV is completely different to any other CV that you may use to get a ‘normal’ day to day job. From Actor Hub.

Find out how you can use Twitter to network, gather information and ultimately get ahead in the graduate job hunt. From TARGETjobs.

A well-made video CV is an effective way to let your personality shine and impress recruiters. From Prospects.