All Broadcast articles in 26 November 2004 – Page 2
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Analysis - Race for the PSP prize.
With Ofcom holding a hypothetical tender next week for its proposed PSP, and a budget of£300m in the offing, Emily Booth outlines the main issues which will determine what the new service could look like.
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Analysis - On the box - Shots show a lack of vision.
Will Gould is disturbed by how a limited budget has affected the scenery in North & South and at how reality TV merges into fiction in Edge of Life.
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Creative briefs - Blue finishes Tim Marlow series.
Blue has completed the online and audio post on Tim Marlow's Judgement Day. The Seventh Art-produced
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Analysis - Profile - What next for the Corrie queen?
Carolyn Reynolds is packing her bags and getting ready for a new challenge after putting Coronation Street back at the top of the soap charts.
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Creative briefs - Frontier's great composers.
Frontier Post has completed post-production on Howard Goodall's 20th Century Greats for Channel 4. In the
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FACILITIES - MPC SALE HITS SNAGS.
Reports of the sale of ITV-owned The Moving Picture Company (MPC) to French technology group Thomson
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Creative briefs - Evolutions posts C4's Auschwitz.
Evolutions Television has finished post on Auschwitz - The Forgotten Evidence for Flashback Television and Channel
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FACILITIES - GOLDEN SQ NEW STAFF.
Golden Square Post Production has recruited two new staff. Senior producer Andrew Swepson joins from Pepper,
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FACILITIES - ABSOLUTE FLAME HIRE.
Absolute Post has appointed James Allen as a senior Flame artist. He joins from Glassworks. Allen
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FACILITIES - C4'S MOBILE GAMES.
Channel 4 has launched a mobile phone gaming service through 4Interactive, entering a EUR100m (£70m) market.
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FACILITIES - MOLINARE HIRING.
Molinare has appointed Alice Sagar-Musgrave as senior post production manager at the Soho facilities house. Musgrave
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FACILITIES - DARKHORSE FX OPENS.
Three former BBC Design employees have opened a new vfx company in Bristol. Darkhouse FX is
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Facilities - BBC to terror-proof Five's playout.
BBC Broadcast has signed a new five-year contract to provide Five with level-one disaster recovery as commercial broadcasters invest in resilience amid continuing terrorist fears, writes Rick Dacey.
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FORMATS & DEALS - ELECTRIC SKY TAKES ON AT IT'S SLATE.
Distributor Electric Sky has picked up a raft of new titles from indie At It Productions.
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FORMATS & DEALS - FX TO EXCLUSIVELY AIR SONY DRAMA HUFF.
FX has clinched exclusive multichannel rights to Sony Pictures' Huff. The 13 x 60-minute drama follows
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Facilities - Goldcrest adds to TV facilities.
Feature film facility Goldcrest Post is expanding its broadcast capacity, spending up to£200,000 as it
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Facilities - Manchester's Flix acquires Avid Nitris HD.
Manchester edit house Flix Facilities is to invest£100,000 in new equipment including an Avid DS
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FORMATS & DEALS - A PLACE IN ... FINDS NEW HOMES IN WORLD.
Channel 4 International has inked several deals for Tiger Aspect series A Place in ... including
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FORMATS & DEALS - GAVIN TO BE NON-EXEC CHAIR AT CONTENDER.
Rupert Gavin, the former chief executive of BBC Worldwide, is to take up the non-executive chairman
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FORMATS & DEALS - RDFR SET TO DISTRIBUTE BAD LADS' ARMY.
RDF Rights has secured the distribution rights for the format and finished series of Bad Lads'