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About the course:
Interactivity is more than the just the red-button or the mouse
– it is about viewer involvement in programming. For those
pitching or working on ideas, interactivity will become a
component that commissioners will be looking for to tap into an
audience. 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 TV commissioning
editors, gaining valuable feedback and experience that can truly
benefit your career. Backed by SkillSet, the BBC and 01zero-one
and supported by a wide range of contributors.
What you will gain from the course:
1. An insight into developing concepts for interactive
programmes and formats that work across interactive television,
phones, the web or other platforms.
2. Expert mentoring and advice from iTV practitioners and
commissioning editors.
3. An opportunity to pool your respective knowledge and
experiences with the intention of developing innovative and
commercially viable interactive television formats.
About the facilitators:
Led by Scott Gronmark, Consultant and ex-Head of Interactive at
the BBC and Andy Wilson, BBC Training.
Is the course for you?
The course is for employee programme makers and content
producers, who are looking to work in Interactive
Television.
Course Outline:
The course will deliver the following content through a
combination of lectures, workshops and discussions:
- Knowledge about different interactive platforms and the
commercial aspects of interactivity.
- How to enhance programmes and channels.
- Case studies of successful iTV applications.
- iTV Production and Process.
- Visualising the concept – How to prototype and pitch you
ideas.
- Commissioning exercises.
Want to know more? For course advice ring Lydia Manu on
020 7025 1985 or email your request to Info 01zero-one
How to register: Complete a 01zero-one enrolment form
online at 01zero-one.co.uk
Am I eligible for the course?
The course is available to employees who work or live in London.
*This course fee has been heavily subsidised by ESF and LDA,
places are limited so please apply in advance.
Contact us:
01zero-one is in Hopkins Street, Soho, London. Part of
Westminster Kingsway College Soho Centre in Peter Street, W1F
OHS.
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Creative Alchemy: Interactive TV (01zero-one)
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 TV commissioning editors, gaining valuable feedback and experience that can truly benefit your career. Backed by SkillSet, the BBC and 01zero-one and supported by a wide range of contributors.
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