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C21Media's Primetime Strategies Live 2009 Friday March 27, 2009, BAFTA, London Go to Mip armed with all the information you need to understand the primetime schedules and programming agendas of the world’s leading broadcasters. Single delegate price of £399 includes a copy of C21's 200+ page Primetime Strategies 2009 report on CDRom, value £250, with schedule grids, executive interviews and analysis. C21Media's Primetime Strategies Live 2009 is a one day conference and networking event designed to analyze and discuss the primetime schedules and programming requirements of 57 of the world’s leading free-to-air television channels. Click to view the Full Agenda Based on C21Media’s annual Primetime Strategies 2009 – an in-depth report publishing for the event, that has taken more than six months to compile - this must-attend conference will provide a road-map to the content requirements of the world’s leading broadcasters. Primetime Strategies Live discussion sessions with:  Jules OldroydHead of scheduling Channel 4, UK  George Dixon Head of Scheduling BBC Vision  Markus SterkyProgramme and content strategist Sveriges Television (SVT), Sweden Primetime Strategies (nearly) Live Video interviews with: Dermot Horan Director broadcast and acquisitions, RTE Ireland Rozan Hamaker Head of acquisitions, SBS Nederland Anette Romer Programme and acquisitions, TV2 Denmark Daniela Bagliani Mediaset, Italy Keynote presentations:  Mark Oliver The downturn and implications for the European TV content market Chief executive, Oliver & Ohlbaum Associates The BBC's first head of strategy, and current chief executive of Oliver & Ohlbaum (O&O) Associates, Mark Oliver, will present a vision of what producers, broadcasters and rights owners can expect in the coming difficult year, and how they can create strategies for dealing with increased pressure.  Mark RowlandUS programming trends and opportunities CEO, Indie Media An overview of US programming trends and analysis of what producers can learn from the successes and failures of international shows Stateside to beat the downturn.  Ed WallerNew business models in international formats Editorial director, C21Media Up close on the formats business with C21's resident expert. What shows work where and what is the next big thing in non-scripted television?  Paul YoungbluthProgramming for the new audience Director, TAPE Consultancy Tape’s Paul Youngbluth presents an overview of the factors which drive audience behaviour and how they impact on scheduling strategies, acquisition policies and viewing levels. As the ultimate arbiters of success or failure their role and engagement is more crucial that ever before and understanding how they process content is essential if you want to secure their commitment. Looking back over the past 12 months, this presentation will focus on some of the key questions broadcasters face today – from how will the recession impact on viewing preferences to where will the next hits spring from? While he doesn’t guarantee to answer every programmer’s nightmares he promises to try and explain how an understanding of what the audience is thinking can offer “food for thought” and even some possible answers! Primetime Strategies network overview presentations: A series of country and country-specific sessions will analyze the programming trends and nuances of each market.  Gün AkyuzResearch editor, C21Media's Schedule Watch  David JenkinsonEditor-in-chief & managing director, C21Media Sessions will include discussions and Q&A with a variety of analysts and network and programming executives representing some of the channels in the report. Broadcasters covered include: Australia ABC, Seven Network, Nine Network, Ten Network Rights owners aiming to do deals with major networks Programme producers looking for new commissions Network development executives looking for coproduction trends and partners Producers and programme financiers looking for coproduction partners Channel execs aiming to understand international programming trends Anyone looking to develop content business in 2009 Single delegate price - £399 (Including a copy of C21's 200+ page Primetime Strategies 2009 report on CDRom, value £250, with schedule grids, executive interviews and analysis). Includes lunch and refreshments BAFTA and how to get there Full Agenda To see previous and other C21Live events click here © C21 Media 2010 C21 Home | Live Events Home | Printer Friendly | Email a Friend |
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