Posted on 24th February 2026

WEBINAR: Putting Nature in the Picture – From development to the final edit

Join our online Deep Dive on Thursday 5 March, 4–5.30pm and discover how nature can move beyond backdrop to shape character, drive plot and engage audiences at scale - unlocking creative and commercial opportunity. 

In a time of rapid environmental change, storytelling can help us rethink our relationship with the natural world. Research from Climate Outreach shows audiences already care: 74% of Britons say climate change is important, and 81% say being in nature makes them very happy.

On 5 March, BAFTA albert’s free Deep Dive, “Putting Nature in the Picture – From Development to the Final Edit”, will explore how we can move from taking from nature to working in partnership with it – and build a healthier, more balanced relationship with the world around us.

This online session will feature guest speakers, including: Vicky Hoy, Senior Producer, Clarkson’s Farm, and Bill Righton, Executive Producer, Rob and Romesh vs. The Jungle.

Speakers

Vicky Hoy is a television producer on Clarkson’s Farm, the popular Amazon Prime series that follows Jeremy Clarkson as he navigates the ups and downs of running a farm in the Cotswolds. Having been part of the team for four years, Vicky’s passion is to tell stories that humanize the farming industry, shedding light on issues such as soil conservation, sustainable farming practices, and animal management. She is committed to illustrating the dedication and hard work that goes into farming, along with the challenges, highlighting the balancing act between profitability and environmental responsibility in agriculture.

Bill Righton is a BAFTA award-winning Executive Producer. Having worked in the industry for almost 20 years, the last decade has seen him produce multiple highly successful series for Sky Max – A League of their Own, There’s Something About Movies and Rob & Romesh Vs.


During the session, participants will have the opportunity to hear from expert, industry storytellers already leading the way and gain practical insights to strengthen the role of nature within their own development and production processes.

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