BAFTA winning Victoria Mapplebeck and Adam Gee, along with young filmmaker Ines Yearwood-Sanchez inspire about shooting on your SmartPhone with zero budget.

Practical advice about kit and workarounds if you can’t afford any extras too – and how to enter the first London International SmartPhone Film Festival.

Coalitions & Taskforces: Where are we now?

A no holds barred discussion with five trailblazers for change about everything that 2021 chucked at the TV freelance community and what there is still to do.

Trigger warning – sensitive subjects to do with race, disability, unemployment, bullying and Covid.

Guests: Adeel Amini, Abby Kumar, Caroline O’Neill, James Taylor and Dean Webster

A look behind the scenes at how this important and meaningful BBC documentary that looks at how Muslims mark life’s key moments of birth, childhood, marriage and death was made. Ziyaad Desai, Viant Siddique and Ricardo Clarke tell us how they cast, directed and cut the film – and what they took away from it personally.

How are the smallest indies faring one year on from the global pandemic shutting filming down?

MDs Faraz Osman, Kate Monaghan, Jake Attwell and Sohail Shah share the challenges they’ve faced and their hopes for positive change in the industry once normality returns.

BAFTA winning Victoria Mapplebeck and Adam Gee, along with young filmmaker Ines Yearwood-Sanchez inspire about shooting on your SmartPhone with zero budget.

Practical advice about kit and workarounds if you can’t afford any extras too – and how to enter the first London International SmartPhone Film Festival.

Coalitions & Taskforces: Where are we now?

A no holds barred discussion with five trailblazers for change about everything that 2021 chucked at the TV freelance community and what there is still to do.

Trigger warning – sensitive subjects to do with race, disability, unemployment, bullying and Covid.

Guests: Adeel Amini, Abby Kumar, Caroline O’Neill, James Taylor and Dean Webster

A look behind the scenes at how this important and meaningful BBC documentary that looks at how Muslims mark life’s key moments of birth, childhood, marriage and death was made. Ziyaad Desai, Viant Siddique and Ricardo Clarke tell us how they cast, directed and cut the film – and what they took away from it personally.

How are the smallest indies faring one year on from the global pandemic shutting filming down?

MDs Faraz Osman, Kate Monaghan, Jake Attwell and Sohail Shah share the challenges they’ve faced and their hopes for positive change in the industry once normality returns.

BAFTA winning Victoria Mapplebeck and Adam Gee, along with young filmmaker Ines Yearwood-Sanchez inspire about shooting on your SmartPhone with zero budget.

Practical advice about kit and workarounds if you can’t afford any extras too – and how to enter the first London International SmartPhone Film Festival.

Coalitions & Taskforces: Where are we now?

A no holds barred discussion with five trailblazers for change about everything that 2021 chucked at the TV freelance community and what there is still to do.

Trigger warning – sensitive subjects to do with race, disability, unemployment, bullying and Covid.

Guests: Adeel Amini, Abby Kumar, Caroline O’Neill, James Taylor and Dean Webster

A look behind the scenes at how this important and meaningful BBC documentary that looks at how Muslims mark life’s key moments of birth, childhood, marriage and death was made. Ziyaad Desai, Viant Siddique and Ricardo Clarke tell us how they cast, directed and cut the film – and what they took away from it personally.

How are the smallest indies faring one year on from the global pandemic shutting filming down?

MDs Faraz Osman, Kate Monaghan, Jake Attwell and Sohail Shah share the challenges they’ve faced and their hopes for positive change in the industry once normality returns.