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After celebrating our 40th year on screen we’re thrilled to announce that EastEnders will receive this year’s BAFTA Television Craft Special Award ✨ The award, which is one of BAFTA’s highest honours, will celebrate the show’s long-term commitment to nurturing new talent,

Interested in the possibilities of film & TV production accounting? Carsten Garbode shares his experiences of joining the industry and his advice on what to expect when starting out > johnyorkestory.com/2023/03/produc… #productionaccounting #tvjobs #filmjobs #Accounting #newcareer #CPD

I had to check it wasn't April 1st. But no, classic novels now come with reading instructions.

Active politicians should not also be TV presenters. The end. What is wrong with you?

Ofcom's decision over a decade ago to limit BBC content on iPlayer cost us the chance to have one of the biggest streaming platforms in the world. To see Ofcom still restricting the BBC today is a shame.

I think you probably do. I loved doing this interview with Eliane, but I had some thoughts... mailchi.mp/johnyorkestory…

This is lovely. Worth adding that apart from being a giant among programme makers, Alan was (in a corporation not over-blessed with them) an absolutely brilliant boss. RIP

"Why do so many stories feel the same?" asks a recent article in Aeon Magazine In this months newsletter, I get a bit grumpy about the Hero’s Journey, and whether we really are - as they claim - trapped in a 'narrative prison'. mailchi.mp/johnyorkestory…

The UK's oldest working cinema, Birmingham's The Electric, has been closed for 460 days "thanks" to Glenbrook Property who want to destroy it for a tower 115yrs of UK cinema history...when will Chris Bryant Lisa Nandy MP Richard Parker John Cotton Councillor Saima Suleman Hall Green North take action?🤷🏼‍♂️

Amazing news from Cahiers du cinéma *Every issue of the magazine, since the first, in 1951, has been digitized and is now available to all by subscription on the magazine's website as of June 5, 2025 at 6 pm." (I'm finding a few kinks but it will be a crucial resource and pleasure.)

bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… Just up now on BBC Sounds - the first of a two part dive into King Lear. And before that Casino Royale. Little in common but deeply unpleasant forms of torture... BBC Radio 4

【売れてます！】 「Into the Woods: How Stories Work and Why We Tell Them」 著者：John Yorke ナレーター：John Yorke 出版社：Penguin Audio 配信日：2023年06月27日 amazon.co.jp/dp/B0C6TZC9HR?…

Still time to register for this lunchtime's open day - a quick look at this autumn's NFTS writers course... Live at 12.30 - do come. eventbrite.co.uk/e/john-yorke-t…

475 days since Manchester's Glenbrook Property closed what was the UK's oldest working cinema, Birmingham's The Electric. It has been shut and rotting for 475 days while Glenbrook tries to find a way to knock it down for a 50floor tower. What an insult to Brummies

Oh no, some maniac has written another piece about #jaws50thanniversary

Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush was released 100 years ago today, on June 26, 1925

Hovering over the top of the Shard this morning - an 11ft Superman (and a Daily Planet helicopter) - promoting the new Superman movie 🦸‍♂️ Image: DC Studios

Link: Jane Mayer on John Hersey’s “Hiroshima” | The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/takes…