Features
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The Broadcast InterviewFatima Salaria: ‘I’ve embraced my outsider status’
C4’s head of specialist factual tells Joanna Tilley about her desire to bring a greater diversity of perspectives to the channel
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Behind The Scenes
What Makes A Murderer, Channel 4
Having colleagues with a prison background helped built genuine trust with nervous contributors
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The Broadcast Interview
‘The last thing the established players wanted was Whisper’
Having carved out a space for itself in sports production, the indie has bold ambitions in entertainment and other genres
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The Broadcast Interview
Kelly Webb-Lamb: Trying to usher in the feelgood factor
C4’s deputy director of programmes tells Chris Curtis she wants broad and accessible shows to help reinvigorate the channel
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News
Sharon Horgan: ‘Abandoning ideas feels like sacrilege’
The Catastrophe writer and Merman co-founder tells Robin Parker about her creative juggling act
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Behind The Scenes
George Clooney: Authority is to be made fun of
With their adaptation of Joseph Heller’s classic novel about to air on Channel 4 as a six-part series, George Clooney and Grant Heslov tell Gabriel Tate why the story is still relevant
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Behind The Scenes
Life After Lock-Up, Channel 4
Meeting former prison inmates on the day of their release was nothing like I had imagined, says Lee Phillips
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Features
How to deliver an N&R success
From comedy and drama to soaps and factual, the nations regions have produced some standout series over the years
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Features
MediaCityUK: 10 years in business
A decade after the BBC moved several key departments to the north-west, has the initiative has worked and what lessons can be learned by C4
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Features
Shane Allen: Father Ted
The subversive surrealism of Craggy Island showed the BBC head of comedy that the best ideas cannot be contained in a top-line pitch
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Features
Penny Woolcock: Eleventh Hour
The Tina Goes Shopping and Ackley Bridge director on the ‘weird and wonderful’ 11pm shows of Channel 4’s early days
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Behind The Scenes
Skint Britain: Friends Without Benefits, C4
Juxtaposing Westminster rhetoric with the reality of poverty unlocked uncomfortable truths about a pressing social issue, says David Hodgkinson
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