These events will offer access to top industry figures from across the interactive, convergence and media sectors. These speakers, familiar with new technologies and multi-platform content creation processes, will share their knowledge and offer insights into industry models and trends.

Plus there will be the chance to email panel speakers direct for 24 hours after the event with your burning questions!

To be eligible to join the Producer Forum you must have been commissioned to make, or have sold, at least one film, game, TV or interactive project within the past year. You must also be based (or have a regional office) within the East Midlands region (Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Rutland).

How do I get involved in the Producer Forum?
Register your interest in joining the Producer Forum by completing a simple online form. Completing this form will submit the information you have provided to EM Media for verification purposes. If you are unsure about whether the Producer Forum is right for you, please contact EM Media on 0115 934 9090.

Complete the Producer Forum registration form.

Attendance at Producer Forum events will cost £7.50 per person.
This charge is to help cover the cost of speakers and venue hire.

The next Producer Forum event takes place in Leicester on Thursday 15 January between 6pm and 9pm. The event is called 'The Money is Out There' and will focus on accessing sources of finance.

If you have already registered on the Producer Forum and want to pay for a forthcoming event please use the button below this will take you via PayPal to confirm payment. Please note: you do not need a PayPal account to make a payment.

Forthcoming Producer Forum dates:

• March - Writers' Pitching Day for Producers - Leicester.
• April - What does a successful multi-platform creative business model look like? - Derby.
• Thursday 28 May - Games focused event - Derby - TBC
• September - Season Finale! - Nottingham - TBC

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EM Media's Talent Network is funded via the Skillset Film Skills Fund as part
of ‘A Bigger Future’, the UK film skills strategy. The Skillset Film Skills Fund is
supported by the National Lottery through the UK Film Council and the film
industry through the Skills Investment Fund.