Race, Riots & Representation On Screen

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The TV Collective Podcast

The TV Collective

21 episodes

1 month ago

The TV Collective Podcast is your go-to resource for levelling up in the creative industries. Join Host Simone Pennant MBE as she brings you insights from power players in television and film while chopping up tough but important conversations shaping our industry today. We’re diving even deeper—supporting content creators of colour in the UK and around the globe. You’ll hear about paid opportunities and recommended watches and get your well-deserved flowers. Tune in and find out how we can help you create original content and get funding while doing it!

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Race, Riots & Representation On Screen

The TV Collective Podcast

27 minutes 3 seconds

1 year ago

Race, Riots & Representation On Screen

In Episode 1 of The TV Collective Podcast, we ask what role British television has had in shaping public perceptions of Black, Asian, and Muslim communities and how these portrayals may have contributed to the summer riots. We hear from senior industry leaders about the media’s responsibility and catch up with Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film & TV Charity, who has been advocating for race and representation on British TV for over 12 years.

This episode is dedicated to Simon Albury MBE.

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