How to be a Super Producer, in a multiplatform world (ITF)
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It used to be difficult enough to produce a TV show, but these days you are increasingly expected to create a multi-media experience around your content. Where do you start? How do you devise multi-platform projects? What are the processes involved? Who do you work with? This course will give you a unique guide to becoming a Superproducer. I've added hyperlinks to the examples, and to the video clips.
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