All Broadcasters articles – Page 222
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Behind The ScenesWalking with Elephants, Channel 4
Levison Wood’s latest journey into the African Savannah was dangerous and full of uncertainty, but that was the point, says Alexis Girardet
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The Broadcast InterviewKirstie Swain: I like to write about people who have wronged me
The writer behind comedy-drama Pure on why lockdown could impact creativity and how she is preparing Sky Atlantic’s Sweetpea remotely
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CommentHow long will the BBC bang the drum for BBC4?
Cassian Harrison’s puzzling move to BBC Studios could signal that it’s time up for BBC2’s brainy sister
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NewsBaddiel: web bests TV as producers ‘crowbar’ shows into lockdown formats
Comedian’s concerns echoed by Fulwell 73’s Leo Pearlman, who is “bored senseless” of made-at-home shows - even his company’s own
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Behind The ScenesThe Fantastical Factory of Curious Craft, Channel 4
We tapped into the Instagram generation’s obsession with crafting to create a reality show for everybody, says Andrew Cartmell
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NewsNewswrap podcast #3: Historic deals and digital dynamos
Broadcast editor-in-chief Chris Curtis and reporter Desiree Ibekwe join Jesse Whittock to talk BBC trade deals and digital creators
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NewsThe TV Collective and PSBs join forces for BAME career talks
Virtual programme kicks off next week with former ITV Studio formats director Remy Blumenfeld
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News‘Project Restart’ proposals issued for high-end TV
British Film Commission consultation recommends health tests, safety training and CGI crowds
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CommentEurope’s PSBs need help to excel during the crisis
Covid-19 is bringing out the BBC and its public service cousins but they need support to continue that work, says Noel Curran
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NewsExplainer: BBC and Pact bury the hatchet
As Tony Hall declares ‘everybody wins’, Max Goldbart charts the troubled path to the landmark rights deal
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NewsAlison Kirkham swaps BBC for Apple
Set to lead on unscripted commissioning for Jay Hunt’s content team
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NewsBBC strikes historic deal with Pact
Terms of trade overhauled with extensive iPlayer window and reduction in broadcaster’s back-end revenue share
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VideoBrave New World, Sky 1
Science fiction dystopian drama series adapted from Aldous Huxley’s 1932 novel. Produced by Universal Cable Productions
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NewsITV ad revenue plummets 42% in April
Dramatic decrease in revenue despite record main channel viewing share across first quarter
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FeaturesDown but not out: commissioning continues amid coronavirus
Broadcast Intelligence investigates what sticks with commissioners