All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 18
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RatingsGenre overview tables: June consolidated
Including top 10 drama, comedy and entertainment programmes
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RatingsSchedule changes deliver C5 boost
As Ben Frow clears the decks for a slew of new programming. Stephen Price looks at the impact of previous schedule shake-ups
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RatingsDevices boost Love Island as 16-24s fall
ITV2 show’s launch was second biggest of all time, but lowest for young demographic since 2016
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RatingsGlasto draws an older crowd
Almost four times as many aged 55+ tune in as 16-34s, while C4’s stripped thriller slips after decent start
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RatingsOutlaws slips on second outing
Stephen Merchant comedy drama behind series one, while earlier slot delivers bigger share for Alan Carr
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RatingsLater slot takes toll on Ackley Bridge
Post-10pm series is the lowest rating so far, while BBC1’s The Control Room slips after strong start
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Michelle Singer on her TV career
Rockerdale Studios’ chief operating officer on netball, Telly Addicts and Steve Backley
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FeaturesAnalysis: the highs and lows of working in TV
Broadcast’s survey reveals a workforce reassessing what’s important. While some remain passionate, others are considering a career change
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CommentKatz: a C4 recommission is about more than viewing figures
Linear and All 4 audience data, cost of production and whether a show hits our public service remit all come into play
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Behind The ScenesThe Rings of Power: The making of Middle Earth
Lord Of The Rings precursor is taking episodic television into a whole new dimension – with scale and ambition to match the world of cinema
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CommentWinners all round as Uefa divvies up broadcast rights
With BT, Amazon and the BBC sharing the spoils, the latest rights auction offers pointers to how the market is evolving, says Mike Darcey
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CommentScript editors aren’t given the credit they deserve
These unsung heroes have one of the most important roles in the writing process, says Danny Brocklehurst
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The Broadcast InterviewWayne Yip: fantasy fan lands his dream job
From cinema assistant in Tolkien’s Oxford to director on The Rings Of Power, Wayne Yip’s career has rocketed since his Channel 4 debut
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FeaturesHow hard is it for new indies to get their big break?
Members of the Broadcast Intelligence Commissioner Index on the difficulties of landing a first commission
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FeaturesGoing up: the rising cost of production
Production has never been more expensive. So how are indies navigating a period of super-inflation?
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CommentBreakout British hits can help Netflix navigate its wobble
Dip in subscribers increases the stakes in the streaming wars
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The Broadcast InterviewNetflix UK: the inside story
Anne Mensah, Anna Ferguson and Mona Qureshi on how the US SVoD giant allows them to experiment and push the boundaries
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The Broadcast InterviewRamping up mass entertainment
Daisy Lilley and Ben Kelly seeking populist fare
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The Broadcast InterviewFeature docs on Netflix: moving beyond true crime
Kate Townsend and Jonny Taylor want to dial up risk-taking
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The Broadcast InterviewDoc series: hunting British stories with global appeal
First interview with Adam Hawkins and Nelesh Dhand