All Broadcast articles in 25 November 2022 – Page 2
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Behind The ScenesKanaval, BBC4
Producer Natasha Dack Ojumu on the long journey to the Jacmel carnival
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CommentHow AI can automate multi-language dubbing
Jesse Shemen, co-founder and CEO of Papercup explains how AI can help your content reach big global audiences on FAST platforms
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RatingsTalkTV scores with Ronaldo interview
The Portuguese footballer’s chat with Piers Morgan drew an audience of 362k
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RatingsThe English rounds up an extra 1.4m
First episode of Hugo Blick’s western drama pulls in 3m in total
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NewsHow the ECB found success on YouTube and Facebook
Robbie Spargo, Little Dot Sport director explains how a clear digital media strategy and targetted creative campaigns increased viewership by 13x
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NewsITV returns to DI Ray
Maya Sondi’s Birmingham-set crime drama gets enhanced order from broadcaster
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FeaturesFirst look: Waterloo Road, BBC1
Rope Ladder Fiction and Wall to Wall North school drama returns in January
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The Broadcast InterviewLlinos Griffin-Williams on the quiet revolution at S4C
With a focus on co-productions and younger audiences, the chief content officer is leading a transformation of the Welsh-language channel
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NewsOutpost VFX bolsters senior creative team
It has taken on head of CG Owen Jones; VFX supervisors Oliver Winwood and Christopher Antoniou; and production VFX supervisor Jason Evans
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RatingsBrian Cox doc reels in The English
THURSDAY: Succession star’s C5 doc grows as BBC2 drama dips
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NewsBlackmagic unveils Cintel Scanner G3 HDR+
It features a redesigned light source and provides real-time HDR film scanning in Ultra HD
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FeaturesFirst look: Vardy v Rooney: A Courtroom Drama, C4
Chalkboard’s docu-drama following the high-profile court case will air next month
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NewsDavid Walliams future on BGT in doubt
Judge reportedly considers leaving ITV juggernaut after a decade in wake of emergence of derogatory remarks about contestants
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CriticsThe Secret Genius of Modern Life; Brian Cox: How the Other Half Live; The Confession
“Fry’s series is a jolly, cerebral programme that wears the pop science lightly enough to make it entertaining as well as educational”
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FeaturesC4 at 40: What does the future hold?
Stewart Purvis, David Abraham, Jan Younghusband and Stephen Lambert reflect on a successful past and the bumpy road ahead
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Behind The ScenesWritten in The Stars, Discovery+
Creative director Rosie Bray on whether relationships (and TV shows) can ever be left up to fate