I live in Manchester near something called Media City (other Brits will know). There also a university where most people working for the BBC in the North usually get their formal training.
I have a degree in English and I want to work for the BBC, but I don't know how to get myself in there. I don't even know what career paths are there other than writer, producer and technical staff (camera men, sound engineers, etc.) I would like to do something related to my degree even if I have to take an MA at that uni.
Any tips?
>>64168394
you could be our anon in the inside
i have no tips sorry, other than dont eat yellow snow.
Kidnap the president of BBC. Seems like the only logical solution.
>hi i want to work for the BBC, I think black people and women should make up 50% of television, also I am jewish
>Welcome aboard!
>>64168394
>I want to work for the BBC, but I don't know how to get myself in there
free internships on the bbc website, usually happens once a year. other than that you beg someone to take you on as a runner or you are literally 1 in a million and send them a great script
>>64168394
Why don't you try at another channel, or local TV?
Did somebody say BBC?
BIG
>>64168394
Kill yourself Mark
>>64168394
walk into their head office, assume the power position and loudly proclaim:
"BBC? I'm CIA."
They will be so impressed they will offer you a biscuit.
>>64169024
>>64168394
What is your religion, sex, class and disability status?
>>64168394
All about who ya know senpai.
You know anyone who works there? No? Forget it.
You have also gone to the wrong Uni.
Oxbridge types with a certain geo-religious-political outlook get the best jobs there anyway.
