All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 38
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RatingsSky 1: rise and fall of a linear channel
As the multi-genre channel closes after three decades on air, Stephen Price looks back at its highs and lows
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RatingsSummer love shows signs of waning
Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow achieves channel’s second best rating since launch
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RatingsComedy and travel shows hit the mark
Second series of C4’s This Way Up matches first run, while Michael Ball’s Welsh tour continues C5’s success
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RatingsUprising strikes a chord in the capital
BBC1 doc series skews heavily towards London, while ITV misses The Voice Kids as replacements fall short
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RatingsCrime dramas stay neck and neck
BBC1’s Baptiste and ITV’s Professor T prove evenly matched in Sunday head-to-head
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FeaturesPeriod drama joins the 21st century
The international success of Netflix’s smash hit Bridgerton has been the catalyst for a contemporary refresh of the genre
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FeaturesMipcom comes out fighting
The content market is back in physical form this month – minus some big exhibitors. Event director Lucy Smith makes the case for Mip
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FeaturesIn Conversation: Manda Levin & Lars Blomgren on the state of scripted
Senior drama figures swap notes on the state of scripted production, from securing funding to working in different territories
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CommentGreat drama can speak to audiences in any language
Foreign-language shows are on the rise as viewers focus on quality of content, not country of origin, says Andrea Scrosati
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The Broadcast InterviewGerhard Zeiler: Super-local approach to global success
The Warner Media International chief on the importance of local content, why it’s good to fail and the prospect of breaking HBO Max’s ties with Sky
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Behind The ScenesVendetta: Behind the scenes on the showdown in Sicily
Ruggero Di Maggio, Davide Gambino and Nicola Moody lift the lid on the co-pro between Sicily’s Mon Amour Films and the UK’s Nutopia
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FeaturesGlued to the Screen: Ted Lasso
Apple TV+’s comedy-drama delivers the ultimate fish-out-of-water story and none of the usual clichés, says Kristin Jones
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FeaturesFocus Group: What is the next hot territory for formats?
Our five panellists make their case
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FeaturesFox eyes global formats
Rob Wade explains how the US network’s new investment fund helps producers create hits
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The Broadcast InterviewIdris Elba reveals Green Door ambitions
The Hollywood star created Green Door to surface new, diverse talent – but he doesn’t want them to be solely defined by their ethnicity
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The Broadcast InterviewJamilla Dumbuya & Ana Garanito: Turning Green Door’s vision into reality
How the two execs are tackling the challenge of turning Green Door into a production powerhouse
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Behind The ScenesThe North Water: Going the extra mile for authenticity
With its key whaling scenes filmed on location in the Arctic, The North Water is probably the most northerly drama shoot ever attempted
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RatingsHow TV is faring in the battle for 16-34s
As BBC3 gears up to relaunch as a linear channel in 2022, Stephen Price examines whether young audiences are still tuning in
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Kieran Doherty
The co-managing director of Stellify Media on CrossFit, Sean Connery and Can’t Touch This
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RatingsC5 drama takes a dip Down Under
Lie With Me is lowest C5 stripped series launch since April 2020, while Rob & Romesh fail to medal for Sky 1.