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TONIGHTThe Business of Film & TV: SJ Peyton |
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This edition of The Business of Film & TV will feature our host Sarah Wright in conversation with Senior PR Director at Premier, SJ Peyton. Sarah and SJ will discuss SJ’s career path, along with any current trends she’s noticing within the industry, her experiences leading a specialist team across consumer and corporate entertainment PR, and insights into her strategy and work approach as Senior PR Director at Premier. |
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Writers’ Group: Helen Jacey |
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To mark over fifteen years since its publication, join WFTV for this month’s Writers’ Group as we revisit the influential screenwriting text The Woman in the Story: Writing Memorable Characters in Trouble, in Love and in Power with its author, Helen Jacey. In conversation with Christina Pickworth, Helen will reflect on the book’s journey and impact and share insights into the evolution of female characters and the heroine’s journey. |
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In Conversation: Big Mood Series 2 |
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Channel 4 invites WFTV members to join an online conversation for the latest series of Big Mood, with writer and creator Camilla Whitehill, director Rebecca Asher and executive producer Lotte Beasley. There will be an opportunity to ask the panel questions during the online webinar too. |
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Employment Law for Women in Film & TV |
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We invite WFTV members to join us for an insightful discussion on the legal landscape for producers and employers navigating freelancers, best practice, maternity opportunities, and entrants into the working domain. Together with an eminent panel of speakers, WFTV members are invited to join hosts Lewis Silkin to explore how to push for better working practices, greater understanding, and more equitable opportunities across the industry.
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To help keep WFTV members connected and thriving, we’ll be hosting regular online meet-up sessions so that members from all over the UK can connect with one another and support each other digitally.
Whether you’re looking for advice, support from other women working in the industry in your area or the chance to have a chat, this informal drop-in session is a great opportunity to meet some new faces and connect with others.
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Meet The Producer: Emma Norton
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In this strand of WFTV events, members are invited to Meet the Producer. This session will feature our host Michelle Stein in conversation with BAFTA nominated producer at Element Pictures, Emma Norton.
Michelle and Emma will discuss Emma’s career path, along with any current trends she’s noticing within the industry, and insights on funding and developing projects. |
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Join WFTV for an evening of socialising. Our in-person networking sessions are for all WFTV members to meet new people in a friendly and informal setting. This month we will be at FOMO House, London and will include some informal 'speed dating' networking.
WFTV Members will be welcomed at FOMO House with complimentary drinks on arrival. There will also be the opportunity to meet the WFTV team to answer any questions that you might have about WFTV and listen to your feedback. |
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At WFTV, we want our events to be accessible for everyone. If you have any access requirements please let us know in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you. Please contact ad...@wftv.org.uk and we will get back to you as soon as possible. |
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Thank you to the sponsors of our events programme |
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