Seventeen participants from Bangladesh Television (BTV) participated in the In-coutry workshop on ‘Children’s TV Programme’ which took place from 8 to 12 June 2015 at BTV office in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Seventeen participants from Bangladesh Television (BTV) participated in the In-coutry workshop on ‘Children’s TV Programme’ which took place from 8 to 12 June 2015 at BTV office in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The participants came from several departments of BTV: production staff, designers, camera, editing and staff members from children's programmes. During the activity the consultant, Mr Kalle Furst (consultant for NRK) focused on dramaturgy, brainstorming, project development and pitch of new projects. As part of the workshop he spent half a day on the screening of the participants programmes
The participants were divided in several groups. At the end of the workshop, each group gave a presentation (picth). All the possible ways to present a creative pitch were used: from PowerPoint presentation to the production of a new animation and drama manuscript (performed and played).
This workshop was organised by AIBD and supported by the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK).
Successful activity on Children’s TV Programme at BTV
Seventeen participants from Bangladesh Television (BTV) participated in the In-coutry workshop on ‘Children’s TV Programme’ which took place from 8 to 12 June 2015 at BTV office in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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