Want to learn the best way to handle contributors? When you can secretly film? How to film safely with criminals? How to film an entertainment set-up? Or what’s different when filming with children and vulnerable adults?
They’re just some of the many areas this session will be looking at. This is all about empowering independent producers by giving them a through grounding in ethics and best practice. If you’re expecting to be talked at all day, you’ll be disappointed.
This lively, thought-provoking and interactive event will includes discussion of real-life case studies, entertaining debates, a mock cross-examination of commissioning editors by a leading media barrister and plenty of audience participation. Don’t miss the chance to hear from leading programme-makers, senior commissioning editors and programme lawyers. In other words, it’s full of the practical information that all independent producers need to know.
For staff and freelancers from researcher level up to series producer, across every programme genre.
It’s completely free of charge and each delegate gets a copy of the Channel 4 Independent Producers Handbook.
All you have to do is nominate up to eight people from your company to attend. It will fill up quickly so don’t hang about.
Registration from 9.00-9.30am
Sessions from 9.30am to 4.30pm followed by a drinks reception
Channel 4, 124 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2TX
RSVP to Lauren Mollyneaux at Lmollyneaux@channel4.co.uk before 12th April 2010
Note: 1. Places are strictly limited to researchers, APs, producers, directors and series producers, although there are limited places for production managers and business affairs executives.
2. Places are allocated on a first come first serve basis to those that can attend the full day. If you can only attend part of the day, please let C4 know and they will place you on the waiting list.