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From 19:00 on Friday August 6th, the upstairs area and outside terrace of the Pitcher and Piano on Newcastle's Quayside will be ours for the evening. We hope you can join us to celebrate the Telly Net’s 4th birthday and socialise with the great and the good of the north east’s media industries.Tickets are only £10 a head and will get you get you a slap-up BBQ (with vegetarian options, of course) and a free drink. The heavily subsidised ticket price is thanks to the generosity of our fabulous…See More

From 19:00 on Friday August 6th, the upstairs area and outside terrace of the Pitcher and Piano on Newcastle's Quayside will be ours for the evening. We hope you can join us to celebrate the Telly Net’s 4th birthday and socialise with the great and the good of the north east’s media industries.Tickets are only £10 a head and will get you get you a slap-up BBQ (with vegetarian options, of course) and a free drink. The heavily subsidised ticket price is thanks to the generosity of our fabulous…See More

From 19:00 on Friday August 6th, the upstairs area and outside terrace of the Pitcher and Piano on Newcastle's Quayside will be ours for the evening. We hope you can join us to celebrate the Telly Net’s 4th birthday and socialise with the great and the good of the north east’s media industries.Tickets are only £10 a head and will get you get you a slap-up BBQ (with vegetarian options, of course) and a free drink. The heavily subsidised ticket price is thanks to the generosity of our fabulous…See More

From 19:00 on Friday August 6th, the upstairs area and outside terrace of the Pitcher and Piano on Newcastle's Quayside will be ours for the evening. We hope you can join us to celebrate the Telly Net’s 4th birthday and socialise with the great and the good of the north east’s media industries.Tickets are only £10 a head and will get you get you a slap-up BBQ (with vegetarian options, of course) and a free drink. The heavily subsidised ticket price is thanks to the generosity of our fabulous…See More

Howduino NCL is a free, two day workshop about connecting the internet to the real world, breathing life into inanimate objects and creating new ways to interact with things. It’s for artists, programmers, designers, hobbyists and anyone else interested in robotics, technology, communication and interaction.Howduino was initially inspired by the Arduino platform, a cheap and easy way to introduce intelligence into objects. The focus of the talks and support will be on using Arduino, but don’t…See More

The Royal Television Society North East Border Centre, in association with North East Telly Net, present:Robert Thirkell MasterclassRobert Thirkell is a TV Troubleshooter with a proven track record in making hit documentaries and formats.Robert is currently working on numerous series for UK broadcasters and production companies, as well as consulting around the world, and giving his acclaimed factual storytelling masterclasses.His latest series, When Big Chef Met Little Chef, has been a hit of…See More

‘Three by Three’ is a format designed to give as many people as possible the chance to show off their best footage (film, tv or digital). Participants can show three clips, of no more than three minutes per clip, and spend a total of no more than three minutes introducing their material.This is always a very popular event which excites interest from a wide range of contributors. We were oversubscribed last year when film writer/director Ian Cottage, Bridge & Tunnel's Tina Gharavi, and…See More

‘Three by Three’ is a format designed to give as many people as possible the chance to show off their best footage (film, tv or digital). Participants can show three clips, of no more than three minutes per clip, and spend a total of no more than three minutes introducing their material.This is always a very popular event which excites interest from a wide range of contributors. We were oversubscribed last year when film writer/director Ian Cottage, Bridge & Tunnel's Tina Gharavi, and…See More

‘Three by Three’ is a format designed to give as many people as possible the chance to show off their best footage (film, tv or digital). Participants can show three clips, of no more than three minutes per clip, and spend a total of no more than three minutes introducing their material.This is always a very popular event which excites interest from a wide range of contributors. We were oversubscribed last year when film writer/director Ian Cottage, Bridge & Tunnel's Tina Gharavi, and…See More

Over the last three years the Telly Net has brought prestigious guest speakers from across the country to share their success stories. For our next event, however, we’re going to learn from some of the media business success stories right here in our own region. On the evening of Wednesday 14th April, key players from the North East’s media industries will be sharing stories about growing their businesses, exchanging their honest experiences of the changing media landscape and answering any…See More

next Dorkbot for 4th March, featuring Georgia Rakusen (Haus Projects), Sam Goldwater, Brian Degger and the King Brothers.More details to followIt’s a bit earlier this time, doors 6.30 for a 7.00 start, come to the Lifelab entrance at the Centre for Life on Central Parkway as for previous eventsFree entry Paid barSee More

North East Telly Net is holding a special panel event, aimed at the film, TV and digital media sectors, to discuss strategies for the future of regional independent production, at Jesmond Dene House on Thursday 28th January.The Telly Net team are really delighted that John McVay, the Chief Executive of the independent producers’ alliance PACT, has agreed to come up from London to take part in this event. He will be discussing these important issues with the rest of the panel - made up of Tom…See More

North East Telly Net is holding a special panel event, aimed at the film, TV and digital media sectors, to discuss strategies for the future of regional independent production, at Jesmond Dene House on Thursday 28th January.The Telly Net team are really delighted that John McVay, the Chief Executive of the independent producers’ alliance PACT, has agreed to come up from London to take part in this event. He will be discussing these important issues with the rest of the panel - made up of Tom…See More