All Behind The Scenes articles – Page 35
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Behind The ScenesBrexit: The Uncivil War, C4
James Graham on how his political drama tries to make sense of the EU vote from all perspectives
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Behind The ScenesJeremy Wade’s Mighty Rivers, ITV
Planning for every eventuality was the key to telling the stories of rivers around the world, says Lannah McAdam
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Behind The ScenesTop 10 Behind The Scenes of 2018
Under the bonnet of shows including The Heist, Judge Romesh and We Are British Jews. Click for the pick of the year’s Behind the Scenes
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Behind The ScenesWho Wants To Be A Millionaire?, ITV
New format points and a refreshed approach helped retool ITV’s classic format, says Fiona Clark
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Behind The ScenesMy Family Secrets Revealed, Channel 4
We beat The Beast from the East to create C4’s ‘democratised DNA’ daytime series, says Jane Kelly
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Behind The ScenesOut Of Their Skin, ITV
Balancing celebration of achievement and scrutiny of progress was essential when exploring the history of black English football, says Gabriel Clarke
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Behind The ScenesEnterprice, BBC3
Writer Kayode Ewumi on why he doesn’t want his long-form BBC3 debut to be defined as a ‘black show’
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FeaturesMaking the right moves
Pop group Jungle’s one-take promos featuring dancers performing brilliantly choreographed routines helped propel the band to stardom
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Behind The ScenesBeat The Internet, Dave
It might surprise you that Vice Studios produced UKTV’s latest gameshow, says Dan Louw
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Behind The ScenesAlone At Home, Channel 4
Meredith Chambers describes the challenge of filming children trying to cope without their parents
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Behind The ScenesThe time machine in your pocket
The intimacy and ubiquity of smartphones make them ideal for telling personal stories, argue Victoria Mapplebeck and Adam Gee
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Behind The ScenesInside No. 9 Live: staging a Halloween prank
Executive producer Adam Tandy lifts the lid on the delicate staging of BBC Studios’ elaborate hoax
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Behind The ScenesBlindboy Undestroys The World: Housing, BBC3
Merging current affairs and comedy requires good old-fashioned journalism, says Charlie Mole

















