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Missed the first couple of episodes of Sorry I Didn’t Know? You can now catch up on the series so far on the ITV Hub.
Missed the first couple of episodes of Sorry I Didn’t Know? You can now catch up on the series so far on the ITV Hub.
Trifore Creative Network has been featured in a Broadcast article along with other fantastic organisations leading the way in training people for the industry and increasing diversity. TCN co-founder Fraser Ayres outlines exciting new initiative for 2017, more details to be announced soon! Read the article here.
The next WriterSlam UK will be on Thursday 19th November, and we have now chosen the 5 writers who will be showcased at the event. The finalist will take part in a workshop with veteran producer Michael Jacob, (My Family, Goodnight Sweetheart), who will help them polish their script extracts in preparation for the event on…
Wishing happy holidays to the whole network from TriForce Towers! We hope you enjoy yourselves and if you have a spare few minutes we’d love it if you could take our survey (perhaps while nibbling on some chocolate) – it’s easy peasy and will really help us make sure we know which bits we’re doing right…
We’re catching up with another of our WriterSlam winners, Michael Wiafe. Michael is a London born avid reader and writer. In 2013 Michael wrote his first feature film, a sports drama titled ‘The Paper Champion’ which gained him a place at the National Film and Television School. On acceptance, he was awarded the Toledo Scholarship established by…
Looking for work in film and TV? We’re launching a new service for crew and production talent. The TriForce Creative Network now has around 35,000 members. We’re regularly approached by production companies and broadcasters looking for crew, at all levels, as well as broadcasters and other organisations looking to fill permanent roles. We’re going to…
After last night’s fantastic MonologueSlam LA Edition, we’re very excited to be in the Radio Times this morning, in an article by our wonderful patron David Oyelowo! Whilst looking at the exodus of diverse talent to the US, David talks about the importance of organisations who work to promote inclusivity. “The work of organisations like…