All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 10
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FeaturesBeyond 2024: VFX looks to the future
The impact of last year’s strikes, the upcoming tax credits and the rise of AI were among the topics discussed on the VFX panel at MPTS 2024
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FeaturesSky and UKTV raise their ambitions for comedy shows
Sky seeks shows with a premium feel and an authentic voice, while Dave is keen to explore narrative stories
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CommentKate Bulkley: Why it’s not simply a case of either linear or streaming
Success for broadcasters depends on effectively using linear as a means to support a digital-first strategy
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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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CommentFaraz Osman: We need clear rules on the use of AI in programming
To avoid future scandals over fakery, broadcasters must set out exactly what is and isn’t acceptable with this new technology
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CommentMichael Mosley proved there’s talent out there – just make sure you’re open-minded
Michael Mosley is testament to the fact that you don’t have to follow traditional paths to find true stars
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Behind The ScenesThe inside track on Supacell - Netflix’s superhero story with a twist
Director Sebastian Thiel and producer Sheila Nortley on setting the superhero drama in south London and giving opportunities to diverse creatives
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CommentEnergy and empathy: a personal tribute to Michael Mosley
BBC Studios head of science unit Andrew Cohen describes three decades of friendship with the outstanding producer-turned-presenter
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FeaturesTrue crime documentary commissioners put the story first
Execs from A+E Networks, WBD and Sky discuss their approaches to the genre and reveal what kind of stories work best for them
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RatingsThe gentle rise of cosy crime drama
With their devoted audiences and consistent ratings, it’s no wonder murder-solving sleuths are all over our screens
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RatingsNetflix scores with Ritchie drug yarn
Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen is streamer’s biggest launch since Fool Me Once in January
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RatingsPotters in decline as C5 betters Love Rat
C4’s Great Pottery Throwdown is behind last year, while C5’s stripped drama overtakes slot predecessor
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RatingsCBB pulls in a decent crowd for ITV1
Reboot is ahead of C5’s last run five years ago, while BBC1’s Beyond Paradise returns on solid form
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RatingsBBC1’s Blue Lights makes a bright start
Second series improves on debut run, but a trio of Netflix dramas are no match for Amazon’s Fallout
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RatingsGenre overview tables (March 2024 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 drama, factual and current affairs programmes
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FeaturesCreative Review: Cave dwellers and crash survivors
UK post houses’ best recent work, from recreating the world of the Neanderthals to a superhero comedy and a conflict-avoiding dad
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Daniela Neumann
The Spun Gold TV managing director on dog-walking, Oprah and Javier Bardem
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CommentMike Darcey: If only there was a way to combine streamer watch lists
There is more choice than ever but the proliferation of platforms makes it hard to remember what you wanted to see
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The Broadcast InterviewSteven Moffat on Douglas Is Cancelled and theatrical rejection
The Doctor Who and Sherlock scribe discusses the long route to getting his new ITV drama on screen and taking the Tardis out for another spin