All Broadcast articles in 7 December 2018 – Page 3
-
NewsCoffee & TV to double Soho studio space
Soho-based VFX house is to extend its visual effects and grading facilities in response to a growth in demand.
-
VideoChristmas 2018 on ITV
Highlights include festive editions of The Chase, What Would Your Kid Do?, and Through the Keyhole
-
-
NewsBBC picks Women's World Cup partner
Input Media retains contract to produce coverage from France 2019
-
NewsBBC seeks on-screen diversity chief
Hunt is on for an executive to improve on-air representation
-
-
NewsTwo major TV and film studios to open in Oxfordshire
The opening of Rebellion Studios in Didcot will be followed by an even larger development near Bicester
-
NewsScottish indies chase diverse talent
Raise the Roof, Matchlight and BBC Studios among participants in training scheme
-
-
RatingsLego Masters unable to match debut
TUESDAY: Lego Masters built an audience of 1m for its second series, down by a third from its 2017 run.
-
CommentIt’s great to have new IP but the catalogue is still king
Popular older formats give us space to let fresh ideas develop and bloom, says Lucas Green
-
CommentBrexit shouldn’t be a barrier to European co-production
It has worked for high-end drama so why not live-action kids’ shows? asks David Michel
-
-
NewsBectu poll uncovers Sky redundancy fears
Half of 140 staff quizzed revealed concerns about job security
-
-
NewsArrow Media restructures
Factual indie launches Arrow Pictures label for features and high-end docs
-
CriticsRise of the Clans, BBC4
“A superbly vivid account of how bloodthirsty Scottish tribes joined forces in the early 1300s to drive out the English.”
-
NewsSVoD tie-up still in the mix
ITV and Channel 4 talk up prospects, but Ofcom boss hints at lack of leadership by BBC
-
NewsBBC to embrace YouTube stars
Corporation looks to source talent from the video platform to tempt back younger viewers
-
NewsRace on for BBC3 controller
Dom Bird and Chris Sussman emerge as early frontrunners to replace Damian Kavanagh