Satusfaction

Well done to Martin O’Bryne and Iain Chambers who edited the last series of Sexy Beasts, which has been shortlisted in the Broadcast Digital Awards as Best Entertainment Programme.

Congratulations also to Tom Deverell who worked on Great Canal Journeys for More 4, this was shortlisted for Best Popular Factual Programme along with David Attenborough’s Natural History Museum Alive directed by Dan Smith.

Good work!

Over the coming 12 months, the main UK Broadcasters will be switching from video tape to file-based delivery of programmes in a revolution described as the biggest change in television since the introduction of colour.

File Delivery Made Real” is a series of training events organised by the BBC Academy to prepare the industry for these changes. The events will build on the forums that have been held by the DPP, and “File Delivery Made Real” will include a practical zone where the techniques for creating, reviewing and delivering the files will be demonstrated on state-of-the-art equipment. There will be interactive hands-on exercises to familiarise both production, post-production and technical staff with the skills required to successfully build DPP file delivery into their production workflows.

Learn about the switch to file-based delivery of TV programmes at free @TheBBCAcademy training events http://bit.ly/Academy_FDMR #filedelivery

Satusfaction are excited to be sponsoring the Science/Natural History category for The Grierson Awards this year. Each year, The Grierson Trust recognises the best documentary filmmaking from Britain and abroad through the British Documentary Awards.  Last year we had a few editors who had worked on programmes that were nominated for awards including; Graham Taylor for Kangaroo Dundee and  Duncan Buchanan,  Franco Bogino, Jen Hampson, Paul Holland for Lou Ferrante:Inside the Gangsters’ Code. We look forward to the nominations for this year!