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4 days: Mon & Tue, 9, 10, 16, 17 May 2005
Interactivity is more than the just the red-button or the mouse
– it has rapidly emerged as a powerful tool for involving
viewers in programming, and a potential source of extra revenue.
For those pitching or working on TV programme ideas,
interactivity is becoming a component that commissioners are
increasingly looking for to tap into audiences.
The Creative Alchemy programme focuses on the creative
development of interactive projects for multiple digital
platforms that are commercially and technically viable. Making
Programmes Interactive offers you a unique opportunity to work
with industry professionals and pitch to interactive TV
commissioning editors, gaining valuable feedback and experience
that can truly benefit your career.
Led by Scott Gronmark and Andy Wilson, this ESF-subsidised
course is backed by the LSC, SkillSet, the BBC and 01zero-one,
and supported by a wide range of expert contributors.
The course is for freelance programme makers and content
producers, who are looking to work in Interactive
Television.
4 days: Mon & Tue, 9, 10, 16, 17 May 2005
11am-5pm
Cost £190
Want to know more?
For course advice or more information about InSync ring Beth
Soan on 020 7025 1985 or email your request to courseinfo@01zero-one.co.uk
How to enrol on a course?
Simply complete a 01zero-one enrolment form online at
www.01zero-one.co.uk.
Payment
Once completing the online enrolment form payment should be made
by credit or debit card over the phone on 020 7025 1985.
Am I eligible for a concession?
Concessions are available to InSync, UK Post, BIMA, PACT, BECTU,
NMK, BIMA, NPA members. If you are paying a concessionary fee
you will be asked to supply evidence of your entitlement.
Contact us
01zero-one is in Hopkins Street, Soho, London.
Part of Westminster Kingsway College Soho Centre in Peter
Street, London W1F OHS.
Tel: 020 7025 1985
Email: courseinfo@01zero-one.co.uk
Web: www.01zero-one.co.uk
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Creative Alchemy - Making Programmes Interactive
The Creative Alchemy programme focuses on the creative development of interactive projects for multiple digital platforms that are commercially and technically viable. Making Programmes Interactive offers you a unique opportunity to work with industry professionals and pitch to interactive TV commissioning editors, gaining valuable feedback and experience that can truly benefit your career.
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