All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 31
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CommentLorraine Heggessey: Plaudits and awards don’t excuse bad behaviour
TV needs to get its house in order if it is to continue to attract the brightest and best creative talent
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RatingsTalkTV fades after bright start
Channel quickly settles around GB News level after opening night high of Trump interview
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CommentRupert Binsley: The sky’s the limit for first-person drone technology
This new technique allows the kind of cinematic shots that could not previously have been achieved on a TV budget
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FeaturesFour key takeaways from the broadcasting white paper
The latest proposals for the biggest overhaul of the sector in years
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The Broadcast InterviewAde Adepitan on breaking down the barriers for disabled talent
The presenter explains why disabled talent should be at the heart of shows that have nothing to do with disability
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CommentPlaying it safe with familiar content is a risky tactic
Broadcasters are holding their own against the streamers, but too many reboots could undermine that
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RatingsGilded Age loses some of its lustre
Sky Atlantic drama declines after launch, while Dave’s Meet The Richardsons fails to match previous highs
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RatingsViewers get in the Holiday mood
Stripped C5 drama achieves decent numbers, but Saturday night sleuths are no match for Madame Blanc
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RatingsStress-free birth for medical drama
BBC1’s This Is Going To Hurt starts strongly, while ITV’s The Ipcress File gets huge catch-up boost
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CommentSports Content Summit: Diverse crew bring fresh perspective
The team behind Buzz16’s doc Micah Richards: Tackling Racism explain how the company’s approach to diversity helped create a powerful film
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RatingsGenres - 28-day consolidated (February 2022)
Including top 10 comedy, entertainment and sport
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RatingsSixties style back in vogue for ITV
Spy drama The Ipcress File gets off to a strong start, while BBC1’s Killing Eve struggles to match previous runs
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RatingsSoaps collide in schedule shake-up
Emmerdale and EastEnders go head to head as ITV rips up the scheduling rulebook
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RatingsTeen First Dates maintains allure
Series two debut on par with previous run, while RuPaul’s Drag Race is BBC3’s biggest show by far
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RatingsTeacher bows out on a high for C5
Conclusion of stripped drama is C5’s best yet, while BBC2’s Toast narrowly beats C4’s The Curse
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RatingsBomb squad blow away Brummies
Trigger Point finale beats Peaky Blinders opener as ITV and BBC1 dramas go head to head
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Eddie Evelyn-Hall on his career in TV
The Gramafilm creative director of development on The Xtra Factor, RuPaul and Notorious B.I.G
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CommentKate Bulkley: Now is the moment to hop aboard the NFT express
With the market currently standing at £14bn, NFTs offer a direct link to fans and fresh monetisation opportunities
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Behind The ScenesLovestruck High: Creating an American high school in Devon
Studio Lambert pays homage to classic US high-school movies in its new reality dating format for Amazon Prime Video