All All3Media articles – Page 28
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NewsPact helps plug N&R skills gap
Trade body’s new Leeds hub to monitor areas with shortages and encourage talent to relocate
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NewsIndies open up about working with Netflix
Lime Pictures and Plum Pictures among producers featured in Broadcast Intelligence report
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NewsAll3Media US indie turns to podcasts
True crime, parental advice and Trump’s links with wrestling feature in Main Event’s launch slate
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NewsTurton: lower high-end drama tax credit threshold
All3Media chief has called for £750,000 per-hour shows to qualify for financial support
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NewsiPlayer plan 'could spell the end of secondary rights market'
Producers and rivals give short shrift to BBC’s proposals
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NewsFlirty Dancing promoted to 8pm
Ashley Banjo-fronted Channel 4 series commissioned for second run
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NewsMaverick hires Renegade development chief
Hannah Brownhill becomes creative director at Operation Ouch! indie
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FeaturesDating No Filter
“There are lots of dating shows, but none that has Dating No Filter’s kind of hybrid comedic approach”
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NewsNFTS signs senior quartet
C4’s Caroline Hollick and All3M’s Sara Geater among film school’s new governors
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NewsGlobal sales key for squeezed indies
Ancillary revenues crucial for UK producers as home market becomes break-even business
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NewsUKTV and Nat Geo gear up for first co-pro
Broadcasters order eight-part car build series from ESG indie Workerbee
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NewsBetty revs up Wheeler Dealers spin-off
Mike Brewer to transform motors into Dream Cars in eight-part series
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NewsN&R firms fear indie migration
Local producers raise concerns over London offshoots taking bulk of commissions and talent
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NewsWise Owl hires specialist factual chief
Producer of CBBC’s The Dengineers and Dick and Dom’s Absolute Genius joins Lime’s Leeds label
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FeaturesStudio Lambert circles in on top spot
The Gogglebox and Four In A Bed producer was the pick of its peers this year
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FeaturesIndustry thrives in changing market
The rise of the SVoDs means there are more buyers than ever for UK programming, but smaller indies face growing competition