All articles by Adrian Pennington
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FeaturesStudios make space for the community
Amid falling demand for space, UK studios are stepping up efforts to engage with their local communities
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FeaturesStudios look to brighter days in 2024
After weathering a perfect storm of US strikes and a slowdown in commissioning, UK studios are cautiously optimistic about the coming year
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FeaturesStudios rush to expand as demand soars
New facilities are being built around the country and existing sites are expanding, but concerns remain over soaring energy costs and a lack of crew
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FeaturesGrowing up fast: the rise of AvoD
Though still to make a mark in the UK, AVoD platforms have exploded in the US, with those offering a ‘lean-back, linear experience’ the most in demand
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FeaturesThe tech shaking up production
Developments such as 5G, AI and remote working are set to revolutionise the way producers capture, edit and deliver programming
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NewsPost grapples with gender gap
More women in senior management positions but under-representation continues in tech roles
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The Broadcast InterviewOur Planet: building a global landmark
Silverback Films reveal its ambitions for Netflix’s biggest factual bet to date
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FeaturesWhat's the score with AI music
Adrian Pennington finds out if artificial intelligence is a threat to the production music industry or a useful resource
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FeaturesNavigating the music minefield
Whether to use library music, commercial tracks or commission a bespoke score?
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FeaturesLooking beyond the Game’s end
The Northern Ireland film and television sector is planning to compete on the global stage
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FeaturesInnovation strikes at World Cup
Tech innovation will be at the fore at this year’s World Cup as all 64 matches are captured in 4K UHD and HDR, and more cameras than ever cover the action. Immersive sound, 180-degree live streams and VR content are also in the match-day programme
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FeaturesIs TV’s future in your hands?
Quiz app HQ Trivia is setting the pace for interactive broadcasting
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FeaturesWhy content rules the world
With the likes of Facebook and Apple joining the fray, the battle for the best sport, drama and entertainment is intensifying
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FeaturesTV on fast track to the future
The rise of the machines continued as AI tools were used for a multitude of tasks, while an episode of C4’s Electric Dreams marked a turning point for 8K
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FeaturesNo end in sight for boom times
UK studios had a hard time keeping up with demand for space this year – and that looks set to continue in 2018 despite further capacity coming on stream
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FeaturesThe rise of machine learning
AI is an increasingly important tool for media companies, helping to automate repetitive tasks and free up staff to focus on delivering quality content.
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FeaturesHow to protect against piracy
Cyber security is rising up the agenda for broadcasters and suppliers as high-profile breaches hit the headlines, but how serious is the risk and what can be done?