BBC Maestro is the new streaming platform from the BBC, created to educate and inspire people to explore their creativity.
Through pre-recorded lessons and detailed course notes, anyone can learn a wide range of disciplines and follow in the footsteps of experts respected all over the world.
Many of their courses are aimed at writing and the arts, including courses on writing and performing musical theatre from Sir Tim Rice; an acting course from Brian Cox (Succession); a comedy course from Sir Billy Connolly; and a music production course from Mark Ronson.
There are also a number of writing courses, including songwriting from Take That’s Gary Barlow; writing drama for television from Line of Duty writer Jed Mercurio; popular fiction writing from Lee Child; writing children’s picture books from Julia Donaldson; writing children’s books from actor, presenter and writer David Walliams; writing love stories from Jojo Moyes; writing for young adults from Malorie Blackman; writing poetry from Carol Ann Duffy; writing bestselling fiction from Ken Follett;
BBC Maestro offers single course purchases or an annual subscription.