All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 16
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CommentAsh Atalla: Bad behaviour isn’t justified – no matter who you are
It’s time the industry held ‘stars’ to account – and acknowledged that everyone involved in a production has ‘talent’
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CommentIs the sector nurturing the next generation of creative leaders?
Experience has been key to dealing with industry challenges, but should we be bedding in execs’ successors?
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FeaturesCommissioning slowdown: Freelancer #2
“The sad case is that talented freelancers are leaving the industry in droves”
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FeaturesCommissioning slowdown: Freelancer #1
“I had quite a few friends leave the industry in the 2008-9 recession – and this feels worse”
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FeaturesCommissioning slowdown: Indie boss #2
“Award winners who have CVs I would absolutely kill to have aren’t working”
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FeaturesCommissioning slowdown: Indie boss #1
“I do worry about the impact on freelancers. There are some great people who haven’t worked for a really long time”
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Emily Feller
Warp Films’ chief creative officer on scuba diving, netball and a large G&T
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RatingsGenre overview tables: May consolidated
Including top 10 factual, comedy and music and arts programmes
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RatingsThe recipe for success with food formats
Cooking on TV is booming as broadcasters try to put together the ingredients for a long-running hit
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RatingsSky’s Succession leaves on a high
Final series of the HBO drama is highest-rating yet, while Netflix’s Queen Charlotte falls short of Bridgerton
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RatingsDalgliesh makes a solid return
While down on series one, the drama based on the books of PD James is C5’s best of the year so far
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RatingsMaryland tops trio of ITV1 launches
Drama achieves highest series average, but Malpractice gets a better start and attracts more ABC1s
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RatingsTrips to the past do well for BBC1
Ten Pound Poms and Steeltown Murders put in solid performances, but ITV1’s BGT is down on last year
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FeaturesOvercoming the language barriers on global co-pros
Broadcasters working with international partners are looking to solutions such as versioning and subtitling
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FeaturesOpen Door looks to expand remit
Founder David Mumeni on widening the charity’s scope to help disadvantaged groups enter the industry in behind-the scenes roles
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FeaturesRoundtable: Holding the ladder for young talent
Four of last year’s Hot Shots on what the industry is doing right and what more could be done to support emerging talent
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CommentScott Bryan: There’s nothing wrong with a relaxed take on copyright
Stopping viewers from sharing footage on social media risks losing the buzz created by great TV moments
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CommentMike Darcey: The industry must not repeat the mistakes of newspapers
Broadcasters and streamers need to face up to the fact that the problems they face may be structural rather than cyclical
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Behind The ScenesFifteen-Love: power games on Centre Court
Handling the themes of abuse and consent with sensitivity was key for the team behind the Amazon tennis drama
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CommentWhat’s in a name? Provocative titles in the spotlight
Broadcasters are attempting to balance the need to stand out with the possibility of upsetting contributors or the public, says Chris Curtis