Anyone in unscripted TV who has to work with post production, hand material over to post, or make decisions that affect post. Production Managers/Coordinators, APs, Series Producers, Edit Producers, Post Co‑ordinators, AEs, Editors… all welcome. No technical knowledge expected — if you’ve got questions, you’re in the right room.

• This is a proper “ask anything (about post)” session. I’ll kick off with a quick, plain‑English map of the post process — just enough to give everyone a shared starting point — then we let the group drive with the questions. I’ll capture them, cluster them into themes, and we’ll work through answers using real examples from the way post actually runs day‑to‑day.

  The main thing you’ll leave with is confidence: confidence to ask the questions, confidence to understand the answers, and confidence to spot the common trip‑wires early (the stuff that turns into a headache later if nobody flags it). We’ll also talk about what info/assets make things run smoother, more efficient and within budget, so you get more time back for the creative bit.

What we actually get into depends on the group, but it often includes who does what in post; software and project basics; media/proxies/codecs; frame rates/aspect ratios/audio channels; workflows and planning; how notes, versioning and approvals should work; what “lock” does and doesn’t mean; and deliverables/QC basics (plus what tends to cause last‑minute delivery pain).
We’ll finish with a quick wrap: top takeaways, the most useful “things to ask next time”, and a tidy list of the key points we covered. After the session, attendees get access to a growing FAQ so they’ve got something to refer back to.