Reflections: A Television Digest
The TV Foundation, Celeste Amidon, Malak El-Gonemy, Jaedon AbbottReflections is a space for thoughtful, creative responses to television and the industry that makes it. \ud83d\udccd United Kingdom
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | reflectionstv.substack.com |
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The TV Foundation is a charity committed to making the TV industry more accessible to more people. We run career programmes, host events year-round and fully own the Edinburgh TV Festival.
I'm 26 and I know everything about success and life. Latest news on my website :) https://celesteamidon.weebly.com/acting-my-age-blog
British-Egyptian TV Producer. Hailing from Manchester. Passionate about amplifying underrepresented voices working in the Film & TV industry.
Film and TV critic based in London and NYC. Generally Disagreeable. Wears glasses.
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