All A+E Networks articles – Page 5
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NewsIn brief: Diana’s Decades; A+E; RTS Craft Awards
Spun Gold’s three-parter sold to multiple territories
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NewsWorkerbee lands Janet Jackson A+E order
Four-part documentary forms part of US cable giant’s 2021 Upfronts slate
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NewsSVoD strategy sparks debate at Realscreen
Discovery+ eyes ‘edgy & loose’ shows as A+E warns against ‘undercooking’ content
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NewsUS firms prep Gatsby, Potter & Thrones series
Producers put major franchise revivals into development
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NewsHello Mary scores C+I commission
A+E Networks channel orders Denise Welch-fronted true crime doc series
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CommentDon’t forget the multichannel broadcasters in PSB review
Policymakers must acknowledge that non-PSBs play a key role in the success of a mixed TV ecology, says Heather Jones
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Heather Jones, A+E Networks
The A+E Networks general manager UK and senior vice-president, content & creative on record shops, ready-meals and a Theroux faux pas
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Behind The ScenesHow The Liberator revolutionises animated drama
Our technology has transformed Netflix and A&E’s WWII drama into a unique live-action/comic book hybrid, says Greg Jonkajtys
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NewsThe Chop cancelled; indie says it flagged concerns to broadcaster
Big Wheel says it told A+E Networks UK there were “problems and concerns” with contestant tattoos
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NewsC+I orders Dermot Murnaghan format
FirstLook TV to produce five-part series fronted by Sky News anchor
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NewsSky History revisits River Hunters
Hello Halo format returns for six-part run following channel relaunch
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Behind The ScenesAmerica: Our Defining Hours - the production where nobody met
Nutopia used pre-cleansed drop kits, negotiated civil unrest and addressed the problems of front doorsteps to complete History’s lockdown doc
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NewsA+E cancels Live PD
Flagship reality show cut amid opposition to police brutality in wake of George Floyd’s death
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NewsSky History turns to carpentry for debut commission
Lee Mack and Rick Edwards to front nine-part format The Chop
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NewsSurviving R Kelly producer to document ‘Black Wall Street’
Cineflix-produced exploration of 1920s massacre will provide pointed context for ongoing George Floyd protests