RTÉ's head of video is shaping the future direction of Irish television through a focus on contemporary, high-quality programming. The autumn schedule highlights the Irish 'Traitors', emphasising immediacy, relevance and a mission to inform, educate and entertain. The approach favours intelligent, thought-provoking formats over lowest-common-denominator offerings. Past experience includes a BBC Scotland project that generated high pre-production excitement by positioning a reality game show as a sophisticated alternative, blending strategic concept with production values to elevate the genre and appeal to audiences seeking substance alongside entertainment.
RTÉ's head of video is the man shaping the future of Irish television. As the broadcaster launches its autumn schedule, he talks about the Irish 'Traitors', focusing on the 'here and now' and his mission to 'inform, educate and entertain' In Steve Carson's early years as director of BBC Scotland, one particular television project generated unusual levels of excitement even before it was made.
In Steve Carson's early years as director of BBC Scotland, one particular television project generated unusual levels of excitement even before it was made. This was going to be a reality game show quite unlike anything else, but one that would be pitched as an intelligent, thought-provoking and high-quality alternative to the lowest common denominator fare that typically dominates the genre.
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