production designer Pat Campbell

In this podcast we hear from Pat Campbell, production designer on the hugely BBC drama...

• 14 mins

RTS Futures Career Fair

Apprenticeship schemes in the media - which one's for you? Hear from broadcasters at RTS.

• 17 mins

Expert Voices: finding BAME talent

Are you an expert from the BAME community?

• 14 mins

Fresh views on Radio 4

Is Radio 4 ignoring key audiences? How can the network bring in new listeners?

• 29 mins

Social media and the law

What place do traditional broadcasters have in this ever-evolving online world?

• 39 mins

Shark: meet producer Simon Blakeney

Natural History Unit producer Simon Blakeney on the making of the landmark series Shark.

• 19 mins

Radio producer/presenter relationship - getting it right

The importance of a successful relationship bet. presenters and producers for great radio

• 10 mins

a Brit abroad: working on drama in the USA

Is life across the pond different for writers and producers compared to over here?

• 21 mins

Developing The Outcast with Sadie Jones

Screenwriter and novelist Sadie Jones on the journey she took writing The Outcast.

• 29 mins

Iain Softely on directing The Outcast

The film director on moving from Hollywood to directing his first television drama.

• 29 mins

In conversation with Mike Bartlett

Writer and director Mike Bartlett in a candid conversation with BBC’s Henry Swindell.

• 24 mins

Danny and the Human Zoo

Actor Kascion Franklin and director Destiny Ekaragha on the hit one-off BBC One drama.

• 21 mins

Radio festival: Disrupt or be disrupted

Branding is hard and with hundreds of radio stations, how do you compete to stand out?

• 13 mins

Radio festival: the future of radio's mobile, loud and emotional

Changes in technology is changing the game massively.What's that mean for radio's future?

• 10 mins

Broadcasting young voices: Podium.me

Want to know what young people think? Listen to them directly at Podium.me

• 22 mins

The Coroner: A masterclass in daytime drama

How to make a ground-breaking daytime TV drama with international appeal.

• 20 mins

Radio: The medium that refuses to give in and wither away

Radio 2’s Chris Evans, R5L's Emma Barnett & Absolute Radio’s Christian O’Connell on radio

• 10 mins

How to get a job in sports broadcasting

How do you become a sports commentator, presenter or journalist?

• 23 mins

How to create an ebook

We look at the steps you'll need to take to create an interactive ebook.

• 23 mins

BBC Academy Podcast: Review of 2015

We revisit some of our most memorable moments from the BBC Academy's podcast in 2015.

• 17 mins

Women in journalism: challenges and career development

Are there still barriers to female journalists in the workplace?

• 21 mins

4K and UHD: Why does it matter?

What are the benefits of 4K Ultra-HD to your production?

• 18 mins

4K and Ultra-HD: Making programmes

What are the practical considerations of filming in UHD?

• 22 mins

Local Apprentices: Finding Your Flair

Some tips on breaking into journalism and getting onto a BBC Academy training scheme.

• 21 mins

Working in radio production: A day in the life of 1Xtra

Ever listened to the radio and wondered what the people behind the mic do?

• 24 mins

The Best Bottoms in the Land

The making of an observational documentary series, The Best Bottoms in the Land.

• 22 mins

The business of podcasting

Podcasts are more popular than ever but how do they make money?

• 12 mins

Radio producers: Winning at the freelance game

What does it take to be a successful freelance audio producer?

• 26 mins

What's so special about radio?

Presenters Paul Gambaccini, Sue MacGregor & Nick Ferrari examine radio's unique qualities

• 21 mins

CBBC’s Our School: Fixed rigs and children

Panel with BBC's Kez Margrie, producer Richard Marson & teacher Trevor Evans on the show.

• 23 mins

BBC Apprenticeships: you're hired

You don’t need a university degree to have a career in journalism

• 17 mins

Jed Mercurio: in conversation

An in depth conversation with the writer behind Line of Duty, Bodies and Critical.

• 32 mins

Filming with drones: What you need to know

Before you fly and film for your shoot you need to listen to this podcast!

• 19 mins

Midlands Today: Creating a news programme

Hear from some of the Midlands Today team on how they put the programme together.

• 18 mins

Behind the scenes on Later… with Jools Holland

Series producer Alison Howe & coordinator Zoe Nicholson of BBC Two’s Later with Jools

• 13 mins

National Theatre Live: Taking theatre to the movies

NT Live's Emma Keith explains how they have taken theatre to cinemas worldwide.

• 16 mins

Doctors meets Shakespeare: Peter Lloyd talks to Joe Godwin

Series producer Peter Lloyd on bringing the bard to BBC One's continuing drama series.

• 15 mins

Peaky Blinders: The producer and director of photography

What being a producer & director of photography entails on dramas like Peaky Blinders

• 27 mins

Making the most of a mentor

The right kind of mentor can be a game changer in your career.

• 22 mins

Developing a mental model

Learn how the way we think can make us better musicians and software developers.

• 13 mins

Handing control to your audience: BBC WM ‘takeover’

How a BBC WM 95.6FM ‘takeover’ connected with the community to create a big impact.

• 21 mins

Finding and telling news stories: Sima Kotecha

Get tips on finding original content and telling great stories from Sima Kotecha

• 17 mins

News storytelling tips: Maxine Mawhinney

Learn how to tell news stories with BBC News presenter Maxine Mawhinney

• 13 mins

How to make it as on-air talent

Find out how to navigate a career as a presenter or on-air reporter.

• 21 mins

Careers in technology: Women and diversity

What roles are available in the broadcast technology sector?

• 19 mins

Rio 2016: The mobile Olympics

Discover how the Rio Olympics is driving advancements to the BBC Sport website and app

• 19 mins

CBBC: The challenges of making children’s TV

How is CBBC keeping up with the changing needs of younger audiences?

• 19 mins

How to make a radio show: Noreen Khan at BBC Asian Network

Hear from the Noreen Khan production team on all aspects of creating a radio show.

• 18 mins

Vanessa Feltz: Secrets of the phone-in

Vanessa Feltz and her Radio London show producer discuss how to run a successful phone-in

• 18 mins

Jon Plowman: Making TV comedy

Veteran comedy producer Jon Plowman reveals the inner workings of a sitcom

• 21 mins

Mobile journalism tips: Get your mojo working

if you’re thinking of trying mobile journalism, here’s a chance to learn from two pros.

• 23 mins

Presenting: Finding your voice

Listen in as the BBC Academy podcast team are voice-coached by a pro

• 21 mins

Live social video

What works when you 'go live' on social media? Hear the pros and cons of live streaming.

• 27 mins

How to write radio drama

Home Front's Jessica Dromgoole and playwright Caroline Horton share their tips.

• 17 mins

Dan Snow: Making adventure documentaries

Presenter Dan Snow reveals all about the making Operation Gold Rush

• 23 mins

How to engage Generation Y

What kind of content do millennials want and how can you give it them?

• 22 mins

How to manage people

Want to make it in management? Learn about the rewards and challenges.

• 23 mins

Dan Lyons: The changing tech workplace

Dan Lyons dissects today’s workplace culture based on his experiences at a tech startup.

• 14 mins

Home Front: History in the making

Taking fictional stories that are true to World War One from script to radio broadcast

• 21 mins

BBC Academy Podcast: Highlights of 2016

The BBC Academy Podcast team look back on the best moments of 2016.

• 19 mins

From community radio to the BBC: How to be a presenter

How do you make the leap from community to national radio?

• 18 mins

The truth about fake news

'Fake news' - what does it mean exactly? And how should journalists respond to it?

• 24 mins

Talking to the internet: Digital assistants and the media

What is the likely impact of digital assistants such as Amazon's Echo and Google's Home?

• 20 mins

Digital sport - Closer to the action

What does the future hold for experiencing sport online?

• 23 mins

How to make it in TV drama scriptwriting

Discover the routes into TV script-writing or editing and how teams operate

• 24 mins

Desert Island Discs: Working with the stars

How do you keep a radio series exciting for 75 years and counting?

• 23 mins

Barbara Nice: From stand-up to radio sitcom

How do you turn a stand-up act into a fully fledged radio sitcom?

• 14 mins

Getting the best out of creativity sessions

What methods can be used to improve your team's brainstorms and creativity?

• 23 mins

How to create stories with sound

BBC foreign correspondent Hugh Sykes talks about using sound to paint vivid pictures.

• 19 mins

Career change: How to make the leap

How to be best prepared to take your career in a different direction.

• 20 mins

How to take the first steps in your career

How do you choose your career? And how do you ensure you stand out from the crowd?

• 20 mins

Pitching programme ideas: TV commissioner's tips

What should TV producers keep in mind when pitching programmes to commissioners?

• 23 mins

Radio 1's The Surgery: Tackling mental health live

Learn about the pressures of producing and presenting a medical phone-in.

• 21 mins

Coding: The next step for journalists?

Can reporters improve their storytelling by learning how to code?

• 23 mins

Working with sound

From soundtracks to sound effects, listen to our sound advice

• 24 mins

How has BBC Three adapted to online?

Discover how the BBC Three team have changed their ways of working since moving online.

• 23 mins

How to edit a documentary

Learn how an editor and director work together to turn hours of footage into a slick film

• 25 mins

Following your audience on 'dark social'

How can broadcasters join ‘dark social’ conversations on instant messaging platforms?

• 23 mins

Making Radio 1's breakfast show with Nick Grimshaw

Nick Grimshaw and his breakfast team describe the pressures of early morning live radio

• 23 mins

VR and 360 video: The path to popularity

What should media organisations consider when experimenting with VR and 360?

• 24 mins

How to get a job: Women in technology

The BBC wants more women for jobs in Design & Engineering – see how to land a new role

• 14 mins

Cyber-security: How to protect yourself online

Learn how to defend yourself against online threats at home or in the office

• 21 mins

Data Journalism: More important than ever?

Discover the skills you need to produce stories from data

• 22 mins

Inside daytime television: Ideas, reveals and hard work

Could you hack it on a daytime TV production team? Find out if you have what it takes.

• 24 mins

How do they make the Archers?

A look behind the scenes at The Archers, the world's longest-running continuing drama

• 21 mins

From memoir to movie: the story behind the Boy with the Topknot

Highlights of an exclusive event about The Boy with the Topknot in BBC Birmingham.

• 14 mins

Man Like Mobeen

Joe Godwin spoke to Ben Cavey and Guz Khan to find out about the making of the programme

• 19 mins

What you need to know about working with children at the BBC

This podcast discusses the main issues around working with children with two BBC experts.

• 23 mins

Essential kit for the field producer

What production kit should you take when producing radio content in the field?

• 20 mins

Podcastology episode five: Behind the scenes on two top BBC podcasts

How do you produce two very different podcasts?

• 21 mins

Podcastology episode four: Finding an audience for your podcast

After making your podcast, you need to put time and effort into finding an audience

• 21 mins

Podcastology episode three: How to produce a podcast

Gain insights into producing a podcast from BBC producers Georgia Catt and Emma Conneely

• 22 mins

Podcastology episode two: What the BBC is looking for in a podcast

Hear from BBC's first commissioning editor for podcasts, Jason Phipps

• 25 mins

Podcastology episode one: What makes a podcast a hit?

Hear what makes podcasts distinct from radio and insights into audiences listening habits

• 19 mins

Podcastology episode eight: Box sets

How to tell compelling stories over multiple episodes

• 25 mins

Podcastology episode seven: Unfiltered conversations

How to create chemistry in the studio

• 22 mins

Podcastology episode six: Future directions

What's the next big thing for podcasting?

• 21 mins

Podcastology episode nine: Political pods

How to talk about politics – and entertain as well

• 27 mins

Podcastology episode ten: From mic to ear

The backstage technical wizardry that brings your podcast to your ear

• 20 mins

Podcastology episode eleven: Thinking strategy

How audience insights can guide your podcast planning

• 18 mins