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Armando Iannucci: Annual TV Lecture 2012

September 11, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment alan partridge, Andy Wooding, armando iannucci, BAFTA, BAFTAannualTVlecture2012, digital, directing, events, FD, Film, film doctor, interviews, Oli Gots, producing, screenwriting, the film doctor team, the thick of it, TV, veep

Hi Film Folk! Last night The Film Doctor Team attended BAFTA‘s famous annual TV lecture, where BAFTA ‘invites one of TV’s

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