All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 10
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FeaturesThe Piano: Hitting all the right format notes
Already a big hit in the UK and Netherlands, distributor Fremantle is hoping for further success for the format in Spain, Germany and Denmark
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The Broadcast InterviewAlisa Bowen: Opening up new worlds for Disney+
Flexibility in terms of content mix, subscriber viewing habits and price points is key to Disney+’s streaming strategy, says the platform’s president
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Barry Jossen
A+E Studios president on Indiana Jones, the Flintstones and a killer cheese board
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FeaturesPBS Masterpiece on the hunt for quality UK drama
US network keen to commission or partner on British series from skilled writers with top-tier talent attached
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CommentScale is smashing, but has it got out of hand in drama?
The scripted arms race has catapulted the genre into new territory – but the funding model is creaking, writes Chris Curtis
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Mirella Breda
The Lime Pictures unscripted chief on Bilie Jean King and missing out on a chance to dance with Bruce Forsyth
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FeaturesSky cites ‘authentic talent’ as key criteria for Arts and Max
Commissioners say they are looking for talent with credibility and a genuine connection to the subject
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RatingsGenre overview tables (June 2024 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 comedy, entertainment and sport programmes
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RatingsChannel 4 drama gets political
PSB has found success with crime in the past and is broadening its horizons
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RatingsHouse of the Dragon return lacks fire
Second series of Sky’s GoT prequel is well down on debut, but Netflix’s Eric shines after 28 days
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RatingsThe Piano slips and Queenie struggles
C4 format is down on series one, while new comedy drama fails to match slot predecessors
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RatingsDouglas sees off Doctor and Professor
ITV drama delivers more than Professor T and Ncuti Gatwa in his first proper outing as the Time Lord
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RatingsSewers stitch together a decent run
Finale of BBC1’s Sewing Bee pulls in 4.3 million, but C5’s The Night Caller fails to match previous efforts
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CommentFatima Salaria: Why I wanted to be part of factual drama’s golden age
A move into new territory was daunting, but I’m relishing the chance to tell under-represented, real-life stories,
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FeaturesWho’s afraid of Artificial Intelligence?
Should the rise of AI be an industry concern? Broadcast’s survey of indies, broadcasters and post houses reveals the impact the technology is having
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FeaturesRevealed: fresh efforts to improve working life for freelancers
Broadcasters and trade bodies have reconvened to update the Freelance Charter and try to instigate real change
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FeaturesAnalysis: How the indie sector is being turned inside out
Lambert, Holland, Featherstone, Turton, Hincks and many more have their say
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CommentScott Bryan: Broadcasters must be bolder with their digital ambitions
More original content on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok is the only way to attract younger audiences
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The Broadcast InterviewLouis Theroux: Passing the mic to the next generation
Mindhouse founder on helping a new generation of film-makers such as Jamali Maddix and Layla Wright make their mark in the documentary world
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CommentStreaming is reshaping the indie sector, as it did viewing habits
The biggest SVoD shows now rival their traditional counterparts and the battle for tentpole titles is polarising production companies