AHTV: Exploring Research in Television
HYBRID EVENT 28TH MARCH 2023 | PASSES AVAILABLE SOON
The fifth edition of AHTV will take place in London at Conway Hall on Tuesday 28th March 2023. This year's event will be a hybrid proposition with both in person and digital passes available.
AHTV is a programme of sessions, panels, speed meetings and round-table discussions designed to bring together academics working in the Arts and Humanities with Television professionals to foster relationships and improve understanding between the two. Previous speakers include David Olusoga, Bettany Hughes, Emma Dabiri and Sathnam Sanghera as well as commissioners from the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Sky Arts.
The programme for 2023 will be announced soon, in the meantime you can see the programme for our 2022 event below.
What our delegates say:
"I thoroughly enjoyed and valued the experience and felt privileged to be able to take part and learn so much.” - 2021 Delegate
"[AHTV provided] a real insight into the relationship between academia and TV and the calibre of the contributors was really impressive." - 2020 Delegate
“The sessions really gave me a clearer view of what TV producers are looking for. A special shout out would go to the live pitch session, which was really great!” - 2020 Delegate
"It's refreshing to be in a room full of open-minded academics, looking to take their work beyond academia." - 2020 Delegate
“I really enjoyed the commissioner and development panels - I found them genuinely inspiring and useful from an industry point of view.” - 2019 Delegate
“The speed meetings [were] extremely valuable and [it was] enjoyable to speak with passionate and open people.” - 2019 Delegate
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