#CoPworkshop: live Twitter Q&A
This is a record of the second of our regular @BBCCoP live Twitter #CoPworkshops, a chance to have your questions answered by some of the broadcast industry’s most accomplished practitioners, offering one-to-one advice, tips and inspiration, live on Twitter over lunch.
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As a researcher in TV you might be finding guests and contributors, seeking out stories, checking locations, dealing with social media or applying your own subject specialism. The life of a TV researcher is certainly varied. You’ll have to work fast, efficiently and accurately, that’s for sure, but what else do producers and series producers want from their researchers? In this #CoPworkshop series producer Sarah Wood answered your questions on what she and other TV bosses want from their researchers.
Date: Tuesday 17 July 2012
Time: 1pm-2pm
Twitter: @BBCCoP
Hashtag: #CoPworkshop
Title: How to impress your boss if you are a researcher
Host: Sarah Wood
Sarah Wood has series produced for nearly ten years and has made shows for BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 and has worked for Renegade Pictures, Silver River, Talkback, Cineflix, Tiger Aspect, and TwoFour. Her shows include Design for Life; Make My Body Younger; Celebrity Wedding Planner; You Are What You Eat; and Escape to the Country.
Below is the timeline of the Twitter conversation as recorded by storify.com.
