BAFTA

BAFTA-nominated games scriptwriters Meg Jayanth (80 Days), James Swallow (Deus Ex: Mankind Divided) and Rob Yescombe (The Division) discuss writing for interactive realms and what the opportunities are for those with stories to tell in digital form.

Virtual Reality is here to stay… Or is it? Our panel of experts share their views on the next big thing in games creation and innovation, offering invaluable insights into how to best embrace the potential of realities virtual and augmented.

Panellists:

Dr Dave Ranyard, Virtual Reality Developer

Katie Goode, Creative Director of Triangular Pixels

John Campbell, Technical Director of Triangular Pixels

To hear more about VR listen to Tommy Palm discuss his work as CEO and VR Guru at Resolution Games: https://soundcloud.com/bafta/guru-live-games-lecture-tommy-palm

Virtual Reality is here to stay… Or is it? Our panel of experts share their views on the next big thing in games creation and innovation, offering invaluable insights into how to best embrace the potential of realities virtual and augmented.

Panellists:

Dr Dave Ranyard, Virtual Reality Developer

Katie Goode, Creative Director of Triangular Pixels

John Campbell, Technical Director of Triangular Pixels

To hear more about VR listen to Tommy Palm discuss his work as CEO and VR Guru at Resolution Games: https://soundcloud.com/bafta/guru-live-games-lecture-tommy-palm

The co-creators of Making a Murderer, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, give a rare insight into the making of the Radio Times Audience Award-nominated programme, which was filmed over an incredible 10 years.

Netflix’s original 10-part docu-drama has captivated audiences world-wide with the story of Steven Avery, a man wrongfully imprisoned for 18 years, then exonerated, only to be sent to jail again for life.

The co-creators of Making a Murderer, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, give a rare insight into the making of the Radio Times Audience Award-nominated programme, which was filmed over an incredible 10 years.

Netflix’s original 10-part docu-drama has captivated audiences world-wide with the story of Steven Avery, a man wrongfully imprisoned for 18 years, then exonerated, only to be sent to jail again for life.

The co-creators of Making a Murderer, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, give a rare insight into the making of the Radio Times Audience Award-nominated programme, which was filmed over an incredible 10 years.

Netflix’s original 10-part docu-drama has captivated audiences world-wide with the story of Steven Avery, a man wrongfully imprisoned for 18 years, then exonerated, only to be sent to jail again for life.

The co-creators of Making a Murderer, Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, give a rare insight into the making of the Radio Times Audience Award-nominated programme, which was filmed over an incredible 10 years.

Netflix’s original 10-part docu-drama has captivated audiences world-wide with the story of Steven Avery, a man wrongfully imprisoned for 18 years, then exonerated, only to be sent to jail again for life.

Passion Pictures, the production company behind some of the most highly-acclaimed documentaries of recent years including BAFTA-nominated films Listen to Me Marlon and Project Nim and BAFTA winners Searching for Sugarman and The Imposter, offer insight on factual filmmaking and discuss how a range of craft disciplines work together to create a successful documentary.

Passion Pictures, the production company behind some of the most highly-acclaimed documentaries of recent years including BAFTA-nominated films Listen to Me Marlon and Project Nim and BAFTA winners Searching for Sugarman and The Imposter, offer insight on factual filmmaking and discuss how a range of craft disciplines work together to create a successful documentary.

Passion Pictures, the production company behind some of the most highly-acclaimed documentaries of recent years including BAFTA-nominated films Listen to Me Marlon and Project Nim and BAFTA winners Searching for Sugarman and The Imposter, offer insight on factual filmmaking and discuss how a range of craft disciplines work together to create a successful documentary.