All Inclusivity articles
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: Emilia Pérez
Cinematographer Paul Guilhaume explains how a transgender cartel musical is told with magical realism.
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NewsBe Seen. Be Heard : Building Resilience and Opening Access for Emerging Talent
Disguise, Bluman Associates and the European chapter of frame:work hosted an event to inspire positive change and help foster a more diverse and inclusive industry.
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NewsClosing the gap: Women in Immersive Tech
A community of female talent in Europe’s virtual, augmented and mixed reality sectors celebrated a sell-out event in London this week, proving the pressing need to support the growth of female roles in this field.
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Executive InterviewsRole models: responsibility for diversity goes beyond DEI departments
Miranda Wayland, CEO of Creative Diversity Network says the focus on individual DEI executives and departments misses the bigger picture. Adrian Pennington reports.
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Industry TrendsIBC2024: Best of the Show
IBC recorded its strongest year yet post-pandemic with more than 45,000 visitors from 170 countries converging on the RAI Amsterdam from the 13-16 September.
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Industry TrendsWomen-led startups key to bringing diversity to AI
Three female AI execs – Soyoung Lee of Twelve Labs and sisters Jhanvi and Ketaki Shriram of Krikey – talked about how women-led startups can benefit the industry at IBC on Day 3.
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VideoAudio & Speech – advances in production
Audio Description plays an indispensable role in making media accessible to visually impaired individuals. But high production costs and significant time demands are a challenge that limits their availability and timeliness. By using AI, Globo has built a system to automatically narrate and audio mix a script created by an ...
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Industry TrendsRise, SMPTE and Women in Streaming: Mentorship and networking key to diversity and retention in broadcast
IBC Talent Programme Part 2: Mentorship and networking opportunities are key to bringing on and retaining young technical staff in broadcast and streaming, including improving diversity and encouraging women to join the industry, according to speakers in the afternoon session of the IBC Talent Programme on 16 Sept.
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Technical PapersTechnical Papers 2024: Audio & Speech – advances in production
In this session from IBC2024, two authors present their work on Audio Description and implementing Audio Definition Model as part of the IBC Technical Papers.
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NewsBBC to increase creative diversity commitments
The BBC is launching new creative diversity commitments to increase diversity and inclusion within its programme making teams.
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NewsLondon’s BeYou Festival Keeps the D&I Conversation Alive
Soho Media Club held its annual BeYou festival in London last week to address and celebrate key changes in creating diverse and inclusive spaces across the UK’s media and entertainment industry.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: Supacell
Rapper and filmmaker Rapman tells IBC365 about making his sci-fi drama Supacell with Netflix, emulating Ryan Coogler and why “anything can happen in a Rapman show.”
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NewsBectu survey: 92% of creative industry have experienced bullying or harassment
Bectu, the UK’s union for creative industry workers, has published the results of a survey showing that 92% of the workforce has witnessed or experienced bullying or harassment on grounds of their sex or gender in the workplace.
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VideoRISE discusses launch of career accelerator programme this summer
IBC365 caught up with Donna Kay Smith, MD at RISE, to discuss some forthcoming developments, reflect on recent successes from the mentorship programme, and ask what more the industry can do to support RISE initiatives.
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NewsOfcom Updates Accessibility Guidelines for TV and On-Demand Services
UK regulator Ofcom has announced changes to its Access Services Code and Best Practice Guidelines to improve the accessibility of TV and on-demand programmes for audiences.
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NewsScreenSkills and TAP launch disability inclusive training materials
ScreenSkills is partnering with the TV Access Project (TAP) to exclusively host training resources for disability inclusion in the UK screen industries, through organisations committing to certain measures to improve standards for deaf, disabled and neurodivergent talent.
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NewsYoung digital innovators called upon for the RTS 2024 bursary schemes
The British forum for television and media, the Royal Television Society (RTS), has launched its renowned bursary schemes for 2024, aiming to increase inclusivity and reflect diverse voices of Britain for young people wishing to pursue a career in the screen industries. The initiative aims to demonstrate to scholars that ...
