All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 26
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FeaturesFormats fight it out at London TV Screenings 2023
With multiple competition formats battling it out, Broadcast highlights the trends and shows shaping this year’s event
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Behind The ScenesTempting Fortune: Adventure with a tempting twist
Voltage TV format, sold by Cineflix Rights, sends contestants on a trek across South Africa to win £300k – if they can keep their desires in check
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FeaturesTrue crime’s most wanted
Eye-catching titles from All3MI, Banijay Rights and Blue Ant International are among raft of true-crime shows up for grabs at the London TV Screenings
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FeaturesInterview: Ruth Berry on uniting ITV Studios’ distribution businesses
Merger creates a 90,000-hour catalogue with more than 250 formats
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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