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Kevin Roberts was the CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for 22 years. He is an international business leader, founder, and educator. He runs a company called Red Rose Consulting which counsels business leaders and employees on creative thinking, marketing, and leadership. In this session Kevin focuses on Personal Purpose and that of the groups.. Knowing your ‘why' is an essential first step for achieving any career aspiration. In Part 4 Remy Blumenfeld takes over continuation to touch on Letter to your Future Self, and finding your Breakthrough.  Session Date: 24th February 2021

Kevin Roberts was the CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for 22 years. He is an international business leader, founder, and educator. He runs a company called Red Rose Consulting which counsels business leaders and employees on creative thinking, marketing, and leadership. In this session Kevin focuses on Personal Purpose and that of the groups.. Knowing your ‘why' is an essential first step for achieving any career aspiration. In Part 3 Remy Blumenfeld takes over the last part of this session to touch on Letter to your Future Self, and finding your Breakthrough.  Session Date: 24th February 2021

Kevin Roberts was the CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for 22 years. He is an international business leader, founder, and educator. He runs a company called Red Rose Consulting which counsels business leaders and employees on creative thinking, marketing, and leadership. In this session Kevin focuses on Personal Purpose and that of the groups.. Knowing your ‘why' is an essential first step for achieving any career aspiration. Session Date: 24th February 2021

Kevin Roberts was the CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for 22 years. He is an international business leader, founder, and educator. He runs a company called Red Rose Consulting which counsels business leaders and employees on creative thinking, marketing, and leadership. In this session Kevin focuses on Personal Purpose and that of the groups.. Knowing your ‘why' is an essential first step for achieving any career aspiration. Session Date: 24th February 2021

Mint and Co provides expert legal and business affairs for the creative industries. In this session Mint & Co speak of co-developing and being clear on rights, commissions with brands: IP/Usage/Revenues, Holdbacks to look out for when receiving commissioning agreement: Netflix, BBC, other different commissioning styles and more.  Session Date: 22nd September 2021

René Carayol, one of the world's leading business gurus specialising in leadership, culture and transformation. He Is also the author of the book SPIKE, which brings together a proven formula for personal and business development. In this session René Carayol shares the magic and simplicity of the compelling SPIKE philosophy. There are no losers in his world of SPIKE anymore everyone has something they are great at! Date of session: 24th March 2021

Karen Blackett OBE, a business leader with 25 years of experience in the marketing communications industry. In this session Karen speaks about Personal Branding, how to raise your own profile and brand, and reach out to people you don't know. Date of session: 30th June 2021

REMY BLUMENFELD is an entrepreneur, coach and business adviser to the creative industries. He's been named by Broadcast Magazine as one of the world's top 5 Format Kings and by The Independent as one of the Top 20 most influential Gay People in the UK. He works primarily with the founders of content companies who want to build, grow and sell. He is former director of formats for ITVS, and the founder of two TV Production companies. He has written extensively for Forbes, Inc. and Thrive Global.  He is the creator of a nine part online course, Standout For Media Founders In this session Remy speaks about : how do we get other people to be enrolled in who we are? How do we get other people hooked on our ideas? The distinction between being committed and being attached The distinction between being responsible but not to blame The distinction between enrolling and selling Date of Session: 28th April 2021

Denise Nurse an entrepreneur, lawyer and television presenter.  In this session Denise will be discussing Money Mindset and Realising your Worth and limiting beliefs in TV. Date of Session: 26th May 2021

Ben Frow Director of Programming for ViacomCBS UK, speaks in an informal but valuable session about his career, challenges he's had to overcome and his leadership style.  Date of Session: 30th April 2021

Danny Horan Head of Factual at Channel 4, speaks in an informal and valuable session about his career, any challenges he's had to overcome and about his leadership style. Session Date: 28th May 2021

Angela Jain is is Managing Director, ITV Studios Entertainment. In this valuable and very helpful informal session, she speaks about her career, challenges she's had to overcome and her leadership style. Session Date: 25th June 2021

#TVCPODCAST EP5 @LENNYHENRY #SOCIALMEDIASUCCESS #FUNDINGFORSHORTFILMS #LEGACYOFBLACKBRITISHTV @THECOLOURNET

Warning!! Listening to this podcast could drastically improve your chances of success in the media industry! Jam packed with the latest news, tips, and advice to help you navigate through the world of media. #TVCPodcast adding a little splash to the not so colourful world of media. In this episode we caught up with Sir Lenny Henry after his recent presentation at the Commons, Veteran TV producer Terry Jervis talks about the legacy of black British broadcasting, The Colour Network’s CEO, Kojo talks about his own media network, BBC Marketing and programming expert Jay Davidson gives her top tips for social media success, and if that’s not enough there is also a funding opportunity for short film producers. LISTEN, LIKE AND SHARE! The #TVCPodcast was produced for The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com

POC? work in Film/TV? Want to get paid? *Warning!! Listening to this podcast could drastically improve your career! It’s Jam packed with the latest news, tips, and advice helping to navigate you through the not so colourful world of media. Got a doc idea? Derren Lawford Creative Director at Woodcut Media gives us his tips for getting your factual documentary to the right networks… The UK’s talent drain! It’s not just actors leaving the UK in droves it’s off screen talent too. Why is everyone giving up on the UK? The head of the One Show want’s your ideas…. This episodes featured talent Sebastian Thiel tells us how his youtube web series 'Just A Coupe' made it's debut on the BBC. Please, please, please let us know your thoughts, suggestions and feedback. And share, share, share and share again!! The #TVCPodcast was produced for the The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com #BlackUKtalentDrain #SamuelLJacksonUSvsUK #DocAdvice #PitchProgrammeIdea #CareersAdvice #YoutubetoBBC

BBC Executive Editor, Sandy Smith is looking for new stories particularly from BAME and other 'diverse' communities to feature on The One Show. Listen first hand what the One show are looking for? Understand the commissioning process? Or get feedback on your idea? - In Conversation with #TVCMaster BBC Factual Executive Editor, Sandy Smith. Hosted by Ria Hebden, recently nominated as ‘Favourite Online Presenter’ by the Digital Is Media Awards. . Passionate about covering events that celebrate diversity, champion women and inspire the next generation. Ria is also a popular event host and panelist, most recently she hosted Power Players, an inspirational panel discussion with various trailblazing women from the Tech, Media and Music industries at Google UK for International Women’s Week. Ria has also interviewed some of the biggest names in showbiz on the red carpet at the MOBOAwards for ITV2, Idris Elba and John Boyega at the Screen Nation Awards, Phillip Schofield atThe Princes Trust Celebrate Success Awards and most recently, Sir Lenny Henry for MOBO TV!

The TV Collective was joined by media mogul and Executive Editor of the BBC One Show, hosted by Ria Hebden for a TV Collective Master Class. The BBC One Show has been on our big screens for the last ten years and still remains to be one of the BBC’s flagship shows. The One Show is a prime time magazine programme, which is aired everyday on BBC One at 7pm. Covering a range of topics from current affairs, serious segments and light humour. Sandy Smith, who is a twice BAFTA nominee, is no stranger to the BBC. He has produced various documentaries such as Black Britain, Undercover World and a Panorama special of the July 7th Bombings. Before working on the One Show, Sandy was the editor of Panorama the BBC’s front runner for current affairs until 2006. And has been the Executive Editor of the One Show for the last six years, being able to grab the attention of five million viewers. Sandy Smith, after having a conversation with presenter and broadcaster Ria Hebden, who was awarded best online presenter by the Digital In Media Awards; told Ria how difficult it was to find diverse content. She approached the TV Collective, looking to solve Sandy’s dilemma and the event was held. Ria Hebden has interviewed the likes of Idris Alba, John Boyega on the red carpet at the MOBO awards for ITV2 and Sir Lenny Henry for MOBO TV. She has also worked with the BBC on the BAME Expert Voices initiative, which she hosted, coordinated and was involved in the planning. Ria is ardent about covering shows that celebrate diversity, empower women and give inspiration to the younger generation. The TV Collective created an informal environment to ask questions and pick the brain of a BBC executive editor. The master class, held at the Ugli Centre in White City, gave the opportunity to those eager to pitch ideas to only Sandy himself, with first hand expert knowledge of how to do so. Throughout the event, Sandy explains the process from initial the pitch to deciding whether or not it hits the big screens. He gives the names of key personnel who one could possible pitch to and who is active in the decision making process, but ultimately the final decision lies with Sandy. Sandy spoke about the importance of packaging and idea, ensuring it is well thought out, encasing the essential elements. He calls these the “three T’s” - “timing, treatment and talent.” One must ensure the timing is right, how is the story going to be told - the treatment and who is going to tell it - the talent. “Don’t pitch me a story that you think is important,” Sandy warns. The One Show being a magazine programme that covers a range of content for large demographic and audience. As an editor Sandy is on the hunt to deliver new content. Sandy admits, although he is proud of the content The One Show produces, “there is very little ground we can’t cover.” “One of my frustrations,” he says, “is that we don’t break enough stories.” Not only is Sandy looking for new content, but also diverse content. Sandy sees diversity on the show as very ‘high up our [the show’s] order of priority.” He wishes to create content that will portray the Britain of today and create shows that will become the history of the future. @victoriapennant A twenty something year old, opinionated freelance writer and journalist.

Full interview - In Conversation with Baroness King talking Channel 4, diversity and life lessons.

In this episode we speak to Baroness @Oona_King about her role as Channel 4's Diversity Executive. Bafta winning Producer @KwadjoDajan Head of Drama at Sugar Films gives his top tips for working in Drama, hear from our featured member and ask you if BAME talent are still considered as a risk. for #careeradvice #diversity #debate #filmTVproduction #media For more info www.thetvcollective.org Thank you to all our contributors and an extra special thanks to @bpachampong and Andrew '3Style' Spence. The #TVCPodcast was produced for the The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com

Warning!! By listening to this podcast could drastically improve your chances of success in the media industry! It’s Jam packed with the latest news, tips, and advice helping to navigate you through the not so colourful world of media. In this episode: > ITV’s Talent exec Michelle Matherson talks about how to maintain a long and successful career in media. > Media financial expert Hakan Huseyin gives his top tips for staying on top of your finances this year. > #Oscar2016 #OscarSoWhite #OscarBoycott will you be watching? Are British awards better at celebrating diversity? Tell us your thoughts @TheTVCollective #Awards > A few media heavy weights and friends of The Collective give advice on how you can achieve your career aspirations in 2016. > Feature member veteran TV presenter Marverine Cole tell us how she’s helping fellow presenters carve a career. @ReadyForTV Please, please, please let us know your thoughts, suggestions and feedback. And share, share, share and share again!! Look out next time how will BBC3’s move online impact on diversity let us know your thoughts tweet @TheTvCollecve #BBC3Diversity. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! #soexcited!! The #TVCPodcast was produced for the The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com

The production season has now started in earnest. Is your CV attracting the roles you want? Do you need expert tips and advice on the best ways to market yourself, earn the wage you deserve and keep yourself in work throughout the production season? Then join Production Talent Executive for SHIVER, ITV Studios – Michelle Matherson. We warmly welcome back Michelle who is a long time friend of The TV Collective and a former talent manager at the BBC. She joined ITV Studios in 2013 and her job is simply to attract and develop the best talent in the industry to work for Shiver part of the ITV Studios Group. Michelle offers expert advice on ensuring your CV markets you effectively attracting the right roles and wage, help you to gain access to the right people and the right jobs, and of course a few insider tips on getting regular work with ITV Studio’s.

Warning!! By listening to this podcast could drastically improve your chances of success in the media industry! It’s Jam packed with the latest news, tips, and advice helping to navigate you through the not so colourful world of media. This month we talk to BBC's David Olsuga, Isaac Densu from Channel 4's All4Shorts, Former Head of BBC Academy Donna Taberer and hear your thoughts on Sir Lenny Henry's #HenryPlan. Listen out next month for a special career featuring ITV’s talent Exec Michelle Matherson and Award winning TV Presenter Marverine Cole. Click here for more details, how to join the #HenryDebate and get involved in next month's #TVCPodcast http://www.thetvcollective.org/2015/12/07/our-1sttvcpodcast-henryplan-commissioningtips-careeradvice/ Let us know your thoughts, suggestions and feedback. And please share, share, share!!! Thank you! The #TVCPodcast was produced for the The TV Collective by weareunedited.com in conjunction with Big Head Productions. Additional music by Mystro and bensound.com