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 On Friday September 4, 2009 at BAFTA in London, C21's Programming The Future brought leading programmers from the international entertainment business together with UK channels and producers to consider the creative and commercial challenge ahead. For anyone in the content business it provided a unique opportunity to find out what was in store for 2010 from the most progressive programmers in the business, find new partnerships and opportunity for development. Speakers included:
Sessions New broadcast strategies How are the UK's television channels evolving their schedules, commissioning structures and programming model, and what impact will that have on the content business? International acquisitions and coproduction workshop International channel executives outline their acquisition and coproduction agendas and discuss their programming requirements for 2010 and beyond. New production strategies Producers and channel executives discuss the programming imperatives of 2009/10 and outline the type of development that is required for the current climate. New models for content finance and distribution As licence fees fall how will content creators fill the gap? This session focuses on funds, tax credits, and new models of finance. Programming the international television business As channels worldwide look to new collaborative opportunity, what type of programming will prevail and how will the commercial deal models change in 2010? BAFTA and how to get there To see other upcoming C21Live events click here Sponsors
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