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BAFTA Scotland was joined by producer Arabella Page-Croft, writer Nick Walker, commissioner Philippa Collie-Cousins and actor Silvie Furneaux to discuss new UKTV drama Annika.

Annika is brand new UKTV Original, 6 part series based on the hugely successful BBC Radio 4 drama, written by Nick Walker and starring Nicola Walker (The Split, Unforgotten). Annika follows the life of DI Annika Strandhed (Nicola Walker), who has returned to Glasgow to head up the Marine Homicide Unit, where she is tasked with solving the puzzling crimes and unexplained murders that wash up in Scotland’s waters.

BAFTA Scotland was joined by producer Arabella Page-Croft, writer Nick Walker, commissioner Philippa Collie-Cousins and actor Silvie Furneaux to discuss new UKTV drama Annika.

Annika is brand new UKTV Original, 6 part series based on the hugely successful BBC Radio 4 drama, written by Nick Walker and starring Nicola Walker (The Split, Unforgotten). Annika follows the life of DI Annika Strandhed (Nicola Walker), who has returned to Glasgow to head up the Marine Homicide Unit, where she is tasked with solving the puzzling crimes and unexplained murders that wash up in Scotland’s waters.

Please note this Q&A is primarily in Welsh.

Yr Amgueddfa (The Museum), S4C’s brand-new original drama and the channel’s first art crime thriller, is a story of love, fraud and sinister motives at the National Museum in Cardiff.

Hosted by Stifyn Parri, the speakers include Nia Roberts (Actores / Actress), Steffan Cennydd (Actor), Fflur Dafydd (Cynhyrchydd Creadigol / Creative Producer) and Paul Jones (Cynhychydd y Gyfres / Series Producer).

Gyda diolch i S4C. With thanks to S4C.

Please note this Q&A is primarily in Welsh.

Yr Amgueddfa (The Museum), S4C’s brand-new original drama and the channel’s first art crime thriller, is a story of love, fraud and sinister motives at the National Museum in Cardiff.

Hosted by Stifyn Parri, the speakers include Nia Roberts (Actores / Actress), Steffan Cennydd (Actor), Fflur Dafydd (Cynhyrchydd Creadigol / Creative Producer) and Paul Jones (Cynhychydd y Gyfres / Series Producer).

Gyda diolch i S4C. With thanks to S4C.

Networking is integral to any career in film, games, or tv but is something most of us can struggle with from time to time. Creative Producer Jessica Armstrong explores ways to overcome imposter syndrome and become better equipped with the skills needed to build both a professional network and a future career path.

This session was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme and was supported by EE.

Brought to you by BAFTA Cymru and BAFTA Scotland.

Networking is integral to any career in film, games, or tv but is something most of us can struggle with from time to time. Creative Producer Jessica Armstrong explores ways to overcome imposter syndrome and become better equipped with the skills needed to build both a professional network and a future career path.

This session was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme and was supported by EE.

Brought to you by BAFTA Cymru and BAFTA Scotland.

Who are the people and production companies behind Scotland’s tv output? Join our panellists as we present our rough guide to the who, what, where and how it all works in the world of television in Scotland.

Panellists:

Sara Harkins, Training Manager (Outlander)

Laura MacKay, Talent Manager (IWC)

Ryan Pasi, Content Producer (BBC The Social)

Hosted by Mick McAvoy, Head of Factual (Two Rivers Media)

This event was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme.

Brought to you by BAFTA Scotland.

Who are the people and production companies behind Scotland’s tv output? Join our panellists as we present our rough guide to the who, what, where and how it all works in the world of television in Scotland.

Panellists:

Sara Harkins, Training Manager (Outlander)

Laura MacKay, Talent Manager (IWC)

Ryan Pasi, Content Producer (BBC The Social)

Hosted by Mick McAvoy, Head of Factual (Two Rivers Media)

This event was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme.

Brought to you by BAFTA Scotland.

Looking to start or progress your career in TV? Hear expert advice from people working in the TV industry in and around Wales.

Panellists:

David P. Davis, Executive Producer (Bad Wolf)

Siwan Phillips, Head of Production (Boom Cymru)

Zoe Rushton, Talent Executive (BBC Studios)

Hosted by Producer Jane Dauncey

This session was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme, supported by Screen Alliance Wales, Pontio and Bangor University.

Brought to you by BAFTA Cymru.

Looking to start or progress your career in TV? Hear expert advice from people working in the TV industry in and around Wales.

Panellists:

David P. Davis, Executive Producer (Bad Wolf)

Siwan Phillips, Head of Production (Boom Cymru)

Zoe Rushton, Talent Executive (BBC Studios)

Hosted by Producer Jane Dauncey

This session was part of the Guru Live Online: Spring 21 programme, supported by Screen Alliance Wales, Pontio and Bangor University.

Brought to you by BAFTA Cymru.