All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 21
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FeaturesAnalysis: Northern Ireland indies battle to be noticed
NI producers say they feel left out by the PSBs, struggle to establish relationships with commissioners and lack returnable formats
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The Broadcast InterviewInterview: Russell T Davies and Nicola Shindler
The Nolly writer and Quay Street boss on their new ITVX drama and 30 years of working together
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FeaturesRealscreen reveals intense competition
Reboots, true crime, cookery and dating shows were the talk in Austin, as entertainment, factual, and fact-ent come to the fore
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FeaturesProducers put talent first for short-form digital content
Showcasing compelling people and their passions is seen as best route to success on digital platforms
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Nicky Huggett
The HiddenLight Productions head of development on inspiring women, Craig David and fish and chips
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CommentFatima Salaria: We would all benefit from taking time out to recharge
Burnout is a very real problem in this industry and those in need of a break deserve support
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FeaturesAnalysis: What to do when talent goes rogue
Broadcasters have a moral duty around the behaviour of their stars, but navigating how to manage those who step out of line is a tricky business
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RatingsLinear still has a place in online world
Despite predictions of an online-only future, terrestrial viewing proves its worth at key moments
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RatingsGenre overview tables: November consolidated
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and sport’s programmes
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RatingsArt show brushes up after slow start
Portrait Artist final is best since Freeview move, while Never Mind The Buzzcocks fails to hit previous heights.
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RatingsBake Off sags a bit as English rides high
BBC2 Western rounds up a solid audience, but C4 baking series is first not to average 9 million viewers
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FeaturesPSBs buck trend as streamers lead decline in commissions
Broadcast Intelligence’s Programme Index logged 1,748 commissions in 2022, down 9% on the previous year
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RatingsBack to the jungle and back on form
I’m A Celebrity returns to Australia in good shape after two years of Welsh castle capers
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FeaturesThe big tech trends of the year
Leading industry figures reveal the technology that is exciting them most
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RatingsTraitors goes from strength to strength
BBC1 reality show gains viewers across its run to end on a series high, with a decent number of 16-34s
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Sarah Sapper
The Cornelia Street Productions managing director on jam-making, Blue Peter and cheesy scones
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FeaturesAnalysis: The battle for younger viewers
Plans to end CBBC’s linear presence reflect changing viewing habits. But what do those making shows for children & young adults make of the move
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CommentKate Bulkley: Broadcasters and streamers play it safe in tough times
Reboots, safe bets and programme extensions are the order of the day as global production spending growth slows
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FeaturesSustainability comes to the fore in production
The amount of waste created making TV shows remains a concern but indies, broadcasters & suppliers are finding new ways to tackle the problem
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Behind The ScenesHow His Dark Materials is opening up new worlds
Bad Wolf has spent the past six years working on its adaptation for BBC1, but the show’s impact on the TV industry will last much longer