Peaky Blinders writer Steven Knight

Everything from mics and cables to acoustics and technique, BBC Academy Trainer, Marc Settle, shares advice on how to get that perfect recording every time. Dur: 18’40”Presented by Marc Settle. Produced by Sam Upton. 

Lighting, stability and zooming are the focus for BBC Academy trainer, Marc Settle. There’s more to filming great video than just pointing and shooting. Dur: 14’19”Presented by Marc Settle. Produced by Sam Upton. 

From frame rate, file size and aspect ratio to audio and accessories, before you start the camera rolling, make sure you’re properly prepared. BBC Academy trainer, Marc Settle, considers the set-up you need.Dur: 19’33”Presented by Marc Settle. Produced by Sam Upton. 

Steven Knight CBE is a screenwriter, producer, and director for film and television. He is best known for creating the TV series Peaky Blinders but he has also turned his hand to feature films, novels, comedy and even gameshows. He co-created the global TV quiz show Who Wants to ... Show More

Steven Knight is best known as the creator of Peaky Blinders, the BBC gangster drama. But his career hits also include Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - one of the world’s most successful game shows - and an Oscar nomination for Dirty Pretty Things. He tells Jim Waterson about his ... Show More

Gang dynamics, whether you can escape a criminal heritage and the physiological cause and effect of PTSD. Plus, race rigging, opium smoking and casual violence - all in a day's work for The Peaky Blinders. Here’s the article Ben mentioned by his sister Zadie Smith: https://www.te ... Show More

Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight on his new BBC drama This Town and why AI is a tiger that needs to be tamed; Harlan Coben on his latest Netflix thriller Fool Me Once and why he still suffers imposter syndrome; and Chris Brancato traces the lines between Narcos, Godfather of Harlem ... Show More

Between the 1890s and 1910s, the British city of Birmingham was in the grip of a gang: the Peaky Blinders. Their crimes – from stone-throwing and petty assault to murder – were unpredictable and senseless, and the police seemed powerless to stop it. So what’s the true story behin ... Show More

<p>The Peaky Blinders are one of Birmingham's most feared criminal organizations, run by Tommy Shelby. But the family business isn't enough for him. After he finds a crate of guns, Tommy sees an opportunity to move up in the world and will do whatever it takes to rise above his r ... Show More

Peaky Blinders and SAS: Rogue Heroes scribe Steven Knight on his new ska-infused 1980s drama This Town; BBC Studios Natural History Unit chief Jonny Keeling on Planet Earth III; and Eccho Rights' Fredrik af Malmborg, Keshet International's Kelly Wright and TVF International's Jul ... Show More

As Tommy ties up his loose ends, Darren Harriott and Lloyd Griffith are on hand to pull at every single thread. As we say goodbye to the Peaky Blinders, they break down the dramatic final episode, share their reactions to their favourite quotes (questionable accents included of c ... Show More