Opportunity
Overview
MPTS is one of the UK's leading events for the media and entertainment industry, bringing technology and creativity together under one roof for two days of networking, product discovery and exclusive content. In 2025 it will take place on Wednesay 14th and Thursday 15th May at the Olympia Grand Hall in London.
The interactive exhibition and seminar programme cover all aspects of broadcast content creation and technology, including pre-production, production, virtual production, post, distribution, audio and AI. The event attracts over 12,000 attendees from across the industry.
Whether you have been working in the industry for years or are just starting out, MPTS is free to attend and provides an opportunity to build new connections and be at the forefront of discussions affecting the industry.
Seminar
Programme
MPTS has unveiled its most comprehensive programme to date, with more than 350+ speakers taking to the stage across eight theatres.
The show will feature over 100+ hours of content, including keynote presentations, masterclasses, panel discussions and educational sessions.
The seminar programme with confirmed speakers to date is available on the MPTS website here.
This year there is a special focus on disruptive and interactive technologies, including the significant impact and potential impact on the industry of AI and GenAI, with the return of the AI Theatre, which will now take place within the new AI Media Zone, and the Media Technology Conference, which is produced in partnership with SMPTE UK.
There will also be a new Broadcast Sport Series which will see dedicated broadcast sport sessions taking place throughout the theatres. The theatres returning to the show floor are: Keynote, Production, Post Production, Audio, Virtual Production and Broadcast Technology.
The Keynote Theatre will present a host of industry leaders who will share their successes and visions for the future. One of the highlight sessions this year sees the creative team behind Strictly Come Dancing sharing how they work together to deliver a seamless on-screen experience every week. Acclaimed actor Ross Kemp will be taking to the keynote stage to share his insights into his transition from acting to investigative journalism. There will also be a panel discussion on how to break down barriers to improve access and opportunities in the industry for underrepresented groups, featuring speakers from MAMA Youth Project, the National Film and Television School and the Royal Television Society.
The programme will be updated over the coming weeks as more content is confirmed.
All sessions are free and open to all attendees.