By Immy Share Ian Bevitt turned his audience of students into directors at Leeds Trinity University today during a workshop on Soaps and Storylines as… Read More »Emmerdale director Ian Bevitt gives Leeds Trinity University students big break as he declares: “Everybody in this room is a director!”
By Grace Pritchard A panel of experts working in the media today agreed that the mix of people in the industry IS improving – but… Read More »Head of ITV News Yorkshire says: “As a woman in news you do just have to work harder”
Screenwriter Gwyneth Hughes excitedly talks to students at Leeds Trinity University’s Journalism and Media Week 2019 about her rewrites of much-loved classics for the screen.… Read More »Gwyneth Hughes re-imagines History to bring the old works back to life on screen
By Jack Walker Carl Stroud, who is also a former Sun and Daily Star contributor, believes that both the journalism and PR sectors will benefit… Read More »The North-South journalism and PR “disparity” is diminishing fast, says W Communications media consultant
Katy Rickitt
By Immy Share
Katy Rickitt today told students at Leeds Trinity University about some of the tougher challenges of her job as a news correspondent for Good Morning Britain.Read More »GMB’s Katy Rickitt on the Manchester Arena terror attack: “It was the toughest night of my career”
Channel 4 News north of England correspondent Clare Fallon (photo: Joe Greenough)
By Ryan Cumberworth
Channel 4’s North of England correspondent has spoken of the importance of the move to Leeds in order to give a more regional perspective on news and current affairs.Read More »Channel 4 News panel champions diversity in media industry
BBC journalists at Journalism and Media Week interviewed by journalism lecturer Darren Harper (left)
By Alice Young
Four BBC journalists have shared their tips on breaking into the BBC – from exploring all avenues of journalism to “feeding the monkey” that is the news machine.Read More »BBC journalists on breaking into the industry: “say ‘yes’ to everything” and “feed the monkey”
Sallie Leak (left) from True North, Emma Hardy (centre) who is head of on-screen talent at Channel 4 and Glyn Middleton (right), senior lecturer at Leeds Trinity University
By George Arkley
The head of on-screen talent at Channel 4 today warned that it will take time for the move to Leeds to start to have an impact on the industry in the north.Read More »Channel 4 impact in the north will take time, head of on-screen talent tells Journalism and Media Week
By Thomas Reyer Film critic James King has been reviewing movies his entire professional career and is heading to Journalism and Media Week to… Read More »‘How movies made me’: Film critic James King to give an insight into the world of movie reviewing
By Richard Liddle Leeds Trinity University is to host a panel of alumni who have used the skills they developed in journalism and media degrees… Read More »More Than One Direction: Trinity alumni to return for panel on alternative careers for Journalism and Media graduates