VIP Open Day at CVP

You are invited to our exclusive VIP Open Day at CVP Fitzrovia followed by complimentary transport to the BSC Expo.

Thursday 15th February

11:00 to 15:30 - CVP VIP Open Day 15:30 - Depart from CVP to BSC Expo 16:00 to 19:00 BSC Show VIP Evening

Location:

CVP Fitzrovia, 89 Great Titchfield Street London W1W 6RN

Please RSVP to confirm your attendance, this will automatically generate your BSC VIP Badge which can be collected from CVP Fitzrovia.

What to expect at CVP Fitzrovia

The VIP open day at our showroom gives you a more relaxed and personalised experience ahead of the hustle and bustle of the Expo and includes:

Badge Collection: Collect your BSC badge from CVP Fitzrovia (our RSVP automatically generates your show badge)

Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry professionals and spend time with our experts who will be on hand to provide valuable insights and guidance

Refreshments: Throughout the afternoon

Access to the latest kit: Our extensive collection of the latest production solutions, include a state of the art lighting and virtual production set, multiple cine and broadcast cameras rigged to provide a hands-on showcase of their functionality and versatility (including recent launches)

Transportation: We will take you to the show!

RSVP

Please RSVP by the 12th February

the Operators Award: GBCT members James Layton & Justin Hawkins Win the TV Drama Category

And the WINNER for the TV Drama Award 2023

James Layton ACO

with Justin Hawkins

Silo S1E1

We would like to give huge congratulations to all the nominees for their outstanding performance in camera operation.

We would also like to thank everyone who voted and took part.

This information is now on the website at www.operatorsaward.com

the Operators Award: The Dee Edwards Award Winner - Matthew Cree

Winner of the The Dee Edwards Award

Matthew Cree(A Cam Operator) For his outstanding operating on 'Brother'

After careful consideration, this year the Jury decided to bestow the award to Matthew Creefor his work as Camera Operator on the film “Brother” a low budget Canadian film. A critically acclaimed coming of age story, set in Scarborough Ontario, Matthew’s operating together with the cinematography of Guy Godfree, consistently support the narrative in a sympathetic and yet unsentimental manner, with confident composition and in depth, precise developing shots. The Awards Committee, offers their sincerest congratulations to Matthew.